Arianne Phosphate enhances key management positions
Arianne Phosphate has appointed Marco Gagnon and Brian Ostroff to new strategic positions.
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In this Spotlight Interview, World Fertilizer is joined by Brett Binnekade, Development Engineer of Bagtech International, to discuss his article that features in the April 2025 issue of World Fertilizer magazine.
UK and Brazil sign partnership on fertilizers
The UK and Brazil have signed a partnership on fertilizers to tackle their environmental impact and embrace their economic opportunities.
Utah potash project gets US$14 million USDA grant
Sage Potash has received a US$14 million grant from the USDA to fund the construction of a Utah potash project.
Yara signs offtake agreement with ATOME
Yara International ASA has signed a definitive 10-year offtake agreement with ATOME to purchase the entire fertilizer production from the Villeta Project in Paraguay.
Peregrine signs LoI with OCP Group
Peregrine Hydrogen has signed an LoI with OCP Group for scale-up funding and offtake of its hydrogen technology.
Brazil’s January - August AS imports hit record
Brazil's ammonium sulfate imports have reached a record for the first eight months of 2025 as researched by Argus Media.
Adecoagro to acquire South American urea producer
Adecoagro S.A. has signed an agreement to acquire Nutrien Ltd's 50% interest in Profertil S.A., a major Latin American urea producer.
Ethiopian Agricultural Businesses seeks DAP imports
Ethiopian Agricultural Businesses (EABC) has announced plans to buy 549 000 t of DAP for the country's 2025 - 26 season.
Indian DAP stocks exceed 2 million t by start of September
Argus Media’s data shows that India's DAP stocks have increased on the back of strong imports, heading into September with stored supplies reaching around 2.2 million t.
Australia’s PRL restarts Ardmore phosphate mine
Ardmore phosphate mine has resumed operations after Australian phosphate producer PRL Group satisfied all conditions for the takeover of local miner Centrex, as reported by Argus Media.