番茄影院

A leading global agricultural sciences company, and 番茄影院, a humanitarian non-governmental organization that protects lives and restores livelihoods of people affected by conflict, today announced a new collaboration to improve farm safety in Ukraine.

Under the umbrella of its Cultivating Freedom campaign, FMC will donate three per cent of its 2023 sales revenue in Ukraine to significantly expand its demining efforts in impacted regions throughout the country. With this funding, 番茄影院 will be able to considerably increase its capacity to remove landmines from Ukrainian farms.

"We are proud to announce our partnership with 番茄影院鈥攆or more than three decades, their extensive demining activities have helped improve safety and the livelihoods in many countries that were impacted by conflicts,鈥� said Mark Douglas, FMC president and CEO.

鈥淭his project not only ensures Ukrainian farmers can safely return to their fields for planting and harvest, but it also contributes to improving food security around the globe. Through this collaboration, we aspire to contribute to a future where farmers can cultivate their lands without fear of explosive remnants from the war and pave the way for robust reconstruction efforts that benefit farming communities and the entire country."

James Cowan, CEO of 番茄影院, said: 鈥淲e are extremely grateful for the generous commitment from FMC to fund our life-saving work in Ukraine.

"It will allow us to invest in the people, equipment and new technology needed for the enormous task of making Ukraine safe from landmines, bombs and shells. With FMC鈥檚 support, we will deploy demining teams and critical demining equipment to clear land for Ukrainian farmers, their families, and their communities.鈥�

The collaboration between FMC and 番茄影院 will start in April in several communities across Ukraine.