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    Stina Nilsson new Head of Owner Relations at Lantmännen

    Stina Nilsson has been appointed as the new Head of Owner Relations at Lantmännen. Stina succeeds Jesper Broberg, who is leaving Lantmännen.Stina Nilsson comes from a role as Membership Manager at Lantmännen and is responsible for the districts of Southern Skåne, Kristianstad-Blekinge, Halland, Northwestern Skåne, Skaraborg and Western Sweden. Stina has previously been Head of Owner Relations at Sveriges Stärkelseproducenter for many years and has a broad experience of member issues. "It will be exciting to continue to develop the work with Lantmännen's owner relations, the working

    Lantmännen comments on the Total Defence Bill presented by the government

    Lantmännen welcomes the fact that the government is not only paying attention to but also giving weight to Sweden's food preparedness in the recently published Total Defence Bill (“totalförsvarspropositionen”). Lantmännen emphasizes the importance of quick and real measures as there are currently no emergency stocks of food, extra inputs for agriculture or spare production capacity in the food industry beyond that which is already fully used. "For a more robust food preparedness, efforts are required from several parties, where political preparedness measures must be supplemented with

    Lantmännen Divests Scandbio

    Lantmännen has signed an agreement to divest Scandbio to the German company LEAG Group. Scandbio, with its operations in solid processed wood fuels, has been part of Lantmännen since 2014.Scandbio is a fuel pellet producer. By refining waste products from the forestry industry, Scandbio takes advantage of natural resources in a resource-efficient way and contributes to a circular, sustainable solution. Its products heat households, provide energy for businesses and publicly owned operations, and fuel production in both small and large industries. “Scandbio has developed very well within

    The harvest was challenged by the weather – with large regional variations

    When this year's harvest is in its final stages, it can be stated that the local variation has been extremely large, which means that the volume appears to be lower than forecasts made. The harvest outcome also shows very large regional variations. The changeable and extreme weather, with both floods and longer periods of drought, has had a negative impact on the Swedish harvest in many areas.Last autumn was very wet, which meant poorer conditions for Sweden's farmers to establish a good autumn crop. Spring cultivation was also delayed by a lot of precipitation during the winter, according

    Lantmännen awarded Employer Branding Company of the Year 2024

    Lantmännen has been named Employer Branding Company of the Year 2024 by Karriärföretagen. Lantmännen, which has been recognized as a Career Company for five consecutive years, sees this award as validation of its efforts to strengthen its employer brand.Lantmännen is pleased to announce that it has received the prestigious accolade Employer Branding Company of the Year 2024 award. The company views the award as a clear indication of its commitment to providing a workplace where employees can grow, thrive, and contribute to sustainable development – from field to fork.  "At Lantmännen, we

    Lantmännen establish Lantmännen Biogas AB – sees growth potential in biogas

    Lantmännen has identified biogas as a growth area and is now establishing Lantmännen Biogas AB. Lantmännen has organic residual streams from its own operations, the values of which can be maximized by being used as a raw material for biogas production."We see great potential in biogas and will now continue to investigate the possibilities for development in the area. By investing in biogas, we would be able to ensure the utilisation of residual streams from Lantmännen's own production to an even greater extent and build on our circular business model," says Lars-Gunnar Edh, Head of

    Strong result for Lantmännen in the second four-month period

    Lantmännen’s operating income for the second four-month period of 2024, adjusted for items affecting comparability, amounted to 1 116 MSEK – slightly lower than the previous year’s record result of 1 196 MSEK, but the second best four-month result ever.“Lantmännen delivered a strong result both for the second four-month period and for the first eight months of the year. The Agriculture and Food Sectors both showed higher results than the previous year, while the result in the Swecon Business Area was lower. The result in the Energy Sector was considerably lower, due to the ethanol price

    Lantmännen contributes to lower carbon dioxide emissions in Finland – an important step towards a fossil-free food production

    Lantmännen will be the first in Finland to use fertilizer with a low carbon footprint in its cultivation program for the agriculture of the future, Climate & Nature. With this, Lantmännen contributes to a significant reduction in the carbon dioxide emissions of Finnish rye manure. In Sweden, Lantmännen is poised to become the world's first to establish a fully fossil-free production of food on a large scale – throughout the value chain from field to fork. Now the company is taking a big and important step in Finland as well."All available means are needed to reduce the climate impact of

    Lantmännen participates in research initiative on plant-based proteins – collaboration with universities and industry for increased health and well-being

    Lantmännen is one of the actors in the research centre PAN Sweden, which today has received additional funding from Formas for research on plant-based proteins, which means that the project will run until 2028. This is a few weeks after Lantmännen started construction of the largest plant of its kind – an investment of SEK 1.2 billion in a plant for plant-based proteins in Lidköping.PAN Sweden is an interdisciplinary national research centre coordinated by Örebro University that studies how different plant-based protein sources can be processed into tasty, nutritious and appreciated

    Swedes are worried about food shortages in a crisis according to a new survey

    In connection with MSB's annual Preparedness Week, figures are presented showing that six out of ten Swedes are worried that the country's food will not be enough for everyone in a crisis situation. At the same time, two out of three want to know more about how they can contribute. This is shown by a new Novus survey commissioned by Lantmännen.Sweden's lack of food preparedness – and thus crisis preparedness – is a challenge. Sweden relies on imports as Sweden's farmers and food actors only produce 50 percent of the country's food. This so-called self-sufficiency rate can be compared with,

    Lantmännen comments on the government's investment in civil defence

    Lantmännen welcomes the increased investments in civil preparedness, not least in terms of starting to build up Swedish food preparedness. At present, there are no food stocks, stocks of agricultural inputs or production capacity in the food industry beyond the smaller ones that are already being fully used, according to the company. "We do not yet have any details on how the government will distribute announced investments, but as Sweden's largest company in agricultural and food production, we have for a long time expressed the need to increase production and profitability in

    Lantmännen invests SEK 1.2 billion in protein plant – unique investment in Swedish food production

    The investment of SEK 1.2 billion in a new plant for plant-based protein in Lidköping is the largest investment of its kind in Sweden. Today, plant-based protein is mainly used as an ingredient in vegetarian foods and beverages – such as vegetarian mince, hamburgers, sausages and liver pâté, but also in sports drinks, gluten-free pasta and bakery products. The new plant will mainly produce plant-based proteins from peas but will also use faba beans as raw material. Approximately 35,000 tonnes of peas and about 5,000 tonnes of faba beans will be processed each year in the plant, and a

    Lantmännen’s acquisition of Entrack has been completed

    Lantmännen’s acquisition of Entrack, a family-owned company active in supply of undercarriage components and ground engaging tools, has been approved by relevant authorities and completed. Entrack is a family-owned company since almost 50 years with a turnover of just over SEK 400 million and about 70 employees. The company is active in Sweden, Finland, Poland and Italy, but also does business in other European countries. Entrack will be organized as an independent operation within Lantmännen’s Swecon Business Area. For more information, please contact: Lantmännen PressPhone: +46

    Lantmännen is funding research project at Chalmers on whole grain and its effect

    The Lantmännen Research Foundation, which continuously collaborates with academia, is co-financing a new dietary study conducted by Chalmers University of Technology. Whole grains are part of a study on precision nutrition where the question of whether we are affected differently even if we eat the same food is investigated. A total of 4,500 people are included in the study, which looks at individual responses and effects after meals. The four meals included are high compared to low fat, and high compared to low whole grains. "We are very pleased with the funding from the Lantmännen

    Study shows health benefits of whole grains in children

    A new study shows several health benefits for children with a high BMI when they consume whole grain oats and rye products, compared to sifted grain products. In previous large population studies, whole grains have been shown to have positive effects on health and well-being, including a reduced risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Now, a new clinical study shows clear results on improved blood lipids and gut health in young people who have eaten whole grain oats and rye products. "I hope that more people choose whole grains for the sake of health and taste in the

    Lantmännen acquires Entrack

    Lantmännen has signed an agreement to acquire Entrack, a family-owned company active in supply of undercarriage components and ground engaging tools.Entrack is a family-owned company since almost 50 years with a turnover of SEK 400 million and about 70 employees. They have operations in Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Italy, and with sales also to other countries within Europe. “Entrack is a well-managed company with a long experience of supporting a wide range of construction and agriculture equipment brands, and will continue to do so. The acquisition will broaden our current offerings

    Lantmännen’s harvest forecast 2024: 5.4 million tonnes of grain

    After last year’s historically poor harvest, among the worst in 30 years, we are now approaching a harvest that is the most important in a long time. Lantmännen’s forecast for this year’s Swedish harvest amounts to 5.4 million tonnes of grain. That is to be considered as an average harvest, compared to the past several years.Delayed spring farming – and regional variations  “Delayed spring farming, combined with a wet winter and a dry early summer in large parts of the country means that this year’s spring crop harvest will be generally lower, while winter crops are developing better. In

    Lantmännen contributes to Norway's food preparedness

    Norway is investing heavily in grain contingency and has chosen Lantmännen Cerealia as one of its partners. A first contract for 3000 tonnes of grain has been signed. The agreement extends for 25 years and is a key component of Norway's long-term contingency plan. Lantmännen Cerealia Norway has agreed with the Norwegian government to store 3000 tonnes of grain on behalf of the state. This first allocation of grain contingency marks an important effort to ensure Norway's long-term food preparedness. "We are proudly making our resources in Norway available, contributing to the nation's

    New collaboration on Farm of the Future Viken will pave the way for the agriculture of the future

    Europe's increased focus on sustainable food production and Sweden's need to strengthen food preparedness have contributed to a new momentum for Swedish agriculture. Strengthened profitability in agriculture is an important prerequisite for both increasing food production and for switching to sustainable production. The bay will be a showcase for the future of agriculture A new collaboration between Lantmännen and Arla at Farm of the Future Viken will drive the development towards sustainable and productive milk production in Sweden. Farm of the Future Viken is Lantmännen's dairy farm

    Lantmännen first in the world with large-scale fossil-free food production

    Lantmännen will be the first in the world to implement fossil-free production of food on a large scale this year – throughout the value chain from field to fork. Lantmännen is now presenting the products that will be produced from the autumn harvest. First out is the flour range within Kungsörnen and AXA's oatmeal. This year, Lantmännen is implementing fossil-free production of food on a large scale. This means that the grain is produced in a fossil-free value chain through plant nutrition, cultivation, transport and processing. "A new era for sustainable food is now beginning.

    SEK 25 million for the sustainable agriculture and food systems of the future from the Lantmännen Research Foundation

    This year's open call from the Lantmännen Research Foundation starts today, Tuesday 18 June. The Foundation welcomes project applications from researchers in the priority areas of Agriculture & machinery, Food & health, and Bioenergy & green materials.  Since 1986, the Lantmännen Research Foundation has invested in research throughout the entire agricultural value chain, from farm to fork, with the aim of increased productivity, food security and robust food systems, as well as reduced environmental impact from agriculture, with the aim of climate neutrality by 2050.  This year's open

    Beer grows in Skåne fields – Lantmännen and Spendrups in new campaign

    Spendrups collaborates with Lantmännen and their cultivation program Climate & Nature. Since last year, the annual volume of Mariestad's, one of Spendrup's best-known brands, has been covered by Climate & Nature-grown malting barley. In total, it is about 8,000 tonnes of malting barley and almost 50 million litres of Mariestad beer every year. On nine farms around southern Sweden, signs will now be put up on the malting barley fields, with the text "A beer field – here the malting barley of the future grows in collaboration with Lantmännen." In this way, Spendrups draws attention to the

    Fossil-free beef production that reaches climate goals for 2030 already today

    Lantmännen, together with the partner farm “Hagshultskossornas Kopensionat”, is now releasing a new report. The calculations show that the Småland farm's beef production already today reaches the Science Based Targets FLAG target for 2030, which follows the emission reduction rate required to reach the goal of the Paris Agreement. Hagshult's “Kopensionat” in Skillingaryd, Småland, uses retired dairy cows in a unique business model in Sweden where the cows' lifespan is extended. Through a focus on productivity, resource efficiency and fossil-free inputs, the climate footprint of beef

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