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The Mosaic CompanyOperational Impacts and Production AdjustmentsMosaic has idled phosphate production at our Uncle Sam and Faustina facilities in Louisiana and reduced production in Florida. Additional temporary curtailments and idles have also been implemented in Brazil. These actions are a temporary response to extraordinary market conditions and do not change the company’s long-term strategy or commitment to global agriculture. Learn More |
Louisiana OperationsPhosphate manufacturing requires rigorous review by applicable governmental agencies, and the process of permitting facilities like ours is long and comprehensive. Mosaic’s phosphate businesses are among the most highly regulated in the country and uphold some of the most stringent operating regulations. Stay up to Date |
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Mosaic in your CommunityOur St. James Parish team works daily to promote a positive safety culture, and to constantly improve the health, safety and environmental performance at our facilities. Learn More |
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Our ImpactOur St. James Parish employees make meaningful contributions of their time, knowledge and resources to local organizations to help make our community stronger. |
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Stay InformedWe engage regularly with our local, state and federal partners to protect the health and safety of our communities, our employees, and the environments where we live and work. Please visit our Resources page for information, frequently asked questions, and more. Learn More |
News & EventsChildren in Louisiana are Food Insecure. Here's What Mosaic is Doing to Help.February 12, 2024 Mosaic supports the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank with a three-year investment. According to Feeding America, more than 1 in 7 people in Louisiana are food insecure — including more than 234,000 Read MoreMosaic Supports 1890 Programming at Southern University Agricultural Research and Extension CenterJanuary 10, 2024 MosaicΓÇÖs $35,000 investment will support Southern UniversityΓÇÖs 1890 programming for the fall semester. As part of our mission to help the world grow the food it needs, we’re investing in the future.
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