Key Takeaways
- GRP and Parcel Ag have officially merged, forming a unified organization under the Parcel name.
- GRP’s sustainability platform will continue to operate under Parcel, maintaining its focus on farmer-first sustainability initiatives.
- The merger aims to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and generate new revenue opportunities for farmers.
- Ag Partners Cooperative supports the merger, highlighting its potential benefits for farmers and sustainability programs.
- Parcel continues to specialize in agriculture technology solutions, offering data integration and software development for agribusinesses.
Parcel and GRP Merge to Advance Agricultural Sustainability
Globally Responsible Production (GRP) and Parcel Ag have successfully merged, creating a new leader in agriculture sustainability and technology. The merger combines GRP’s market-enabling sustainability platform with Parcel Ag’s advanced technology solutions, forming an integrated approach to help farmers improve efficiency, reduce costs, and generate new revenue streams.
The newly merged entity will operate under the Parcel name, while the GRP brand will continue to function under Parcel’s umbrella, retaining its commitment to sustainability initiatives.
“This merger is about impact. The combination of GRP and Parcel allows us to provide farmers with more than just sustainability solutions. We’re building an integrated approach to reduce costs, increase revenue, and improve efficiency. When farmers win, the entire ag industry benefits, and that’s what drives us every day,” said Jed Miller, former President of GRP and now Chief Revenue Officer of Parcel.
“We’re incredibly excited to expand what has already been a very successful relationship with GRP,” said Adam Irrer, CEO of Parcel. “As we look at the future of agriculture, we want to ensure we continue to provide meaningful value to farmers by generating cost savings and new income opportunities. Through this partnership, we will put more money in the pockets of our farmers through our sustainability offerings as well as generate material cost savings through enhancing our crop inputs portfolio.”
Industry Support for the Merger
The merger has gained strong support from Ag Partners Cooperative, a longtime supporter of GRP.
“We’re really excited to see GRP and Parcel Ag come together,” said Wes Spohr, CEO of Ag Partners Cooperative. “This merger means more ways to help our farmers save money and earn more through sustainability programs. At Ag Partners, we’re always looking for ways to support our farmers, and we think this partnership will make a real difference.”
