Falling affordability set to cut US autumn fertilizer demand
US fertilizer demand in autumn may be at risk as tariffs limit supply and crop prices drop, according to findings from Argus Media.
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US fertilizer demand in autumn may be at risk as tariffs limit supply and crop prices drop, according to findings from Argus Media.
First Phosphate has signed an agreement with Port Saguenay to establish a new phosphoric acid plant in Canada.
Several Indian fertilizer importers have secured more Saudi Arabian DAP/NPS and Moroccan DAP and TSP through offtake agreements, as researched by Argus Media.
Chatham Rock Phosphate Ltd has commenced a feasibility study to connect its Korella North Mine and its planned phosphate export facility to the Port of Karumba, New Zealand.
The contract was awarded through a competitive dual FEED process, which provides for design work to be conducted by both Saipem and a competing operator and is related to the Phosphate Integrated project for fertilizer production in Algeria.
Minbos Resources Ltd has provided an update on field trials and its fertilizer strategy in Angola.
Ostara has announced the launch of a next-generation phosphorus fertilizer that delivers efficiency, crop safety, and agronomic performance.
The companies announce the addition of RhizoSorb®, a phosphorous efficiency product.
In today’s environment, the pressure to produce more with less is as big a focus as ever. That’s why more growers are choosing efficient fertilizers to deliver more plant available nutrients and at a reduced application rate.
Crystal Green, a phosphate fertilizer, can help prevent nutrient loss into waterways while reducing overall nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide emissions.
OCP Nutricrops, a phosphate-based fertilizer producer, has announced a strategic investment to reinforce its production capacity with the creation of two new mining and industrial axes: Mzinda and Meskala, Morocco.
Minbos has announced that it has received the second tranche of funding, totalling US$2.43 million, from the FSDEA to continue constructing the Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer Project in Angola.