CH4 Global is expanding its methane-reducing cattle feed supplements across Asia Pacific markets with help from Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation .
The strategic partnership will focus on growing sales of CH4’s Methane Tamer in Australia. The companies also plan to develop new forms of the product and eventually enter Japanese markets.
As part of the partnership, the companies will explore opportunities to scale production of Asparagopsis seaweed to supply Asia markets. The seaweed is a key ingredient in Methane Tamer, which has the potential to reduce enteric emissions from cattle by up to 90%.
The collaboration advances CH4’s goal to achieve gigaton-scale emissions reductions by 2035, said Steve Meller, CH4’s co-founder and CEO.
“Mitsubishi’s deep experience in agricultural products and services and strong presence across Asian markets makes them an ideal partner,” he said.
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