Materials handling

K+S Potash Canada has announced that the first unit train has arrived at the company’s potash handling and storage facility in Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada.

Amphora Inc. has announced that Phibro Americas LLC has gone live on Amphora’s Symphony software platform to manage commodity trading and risk for its global renewables, fertilizer and biofuels operations.

Martin Engineering has released a statement announcing a new programme to benefit the Susan G. Komen foundation during October, which is the Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Applied DNA Sciences Inc. has announced that, in cooperation with Rosier S.A., it has successfully introduced its molecular tag to the fertilizer industry.

AMECO has announced that it has finished the commissioning of a fit-for-purpose portal reclaimer for a major global producer.

Mosaic Co. has released a statement providing an update on its third quarter business performance in connection with Hurricane Irma.

Two additions to the Prairie skyline have taken shape in Manitoba and Saskatchewan and are now serving Western Canadian farmers.

BHP will be holding a public open house to interested parties about a potential potash export facility at the Port of Grays Harbor’s Terminal 3 in west Hoquiam.

Federated Co-operatives Ltd has announced the completion of two state-of-the-art, high-throughput fertilizer terminals in Canada.

K+S Potash Canada and Pacific Coast Terminals have celebrated the opening of a potash handling and storage facility at PCT’s Port Moody terminal.

Agrium and Southern States Cooperative have signed a binding purchase agreement for the acquisition of 20 Ag-retail locations the US.

Canpotex has confirmed it has concluded new potash supply contracts with its Chinese customers for shipments of 1.4 million metric t.

On Sunday 16 July, 12 railcars carrying potash derailed on McKellar Island.

The TikhvinChemMash plant has delivered a batch of new generation tank cars of Tpr dimension for transportation of ammonia to URALCHEM.

Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. and Agrium Inc. has announced that once the anticipated merger transaction closes, the new company will be named Nutrien.