Fertilizer news updates

Envision Energy has delivered low-carbon ammonia environmental attribute certificates to PepsiCo APAC, furthering decarbonisation in the fertilizer industry.

GAIL and RCF have signed an MoU for setting up a gas-based fertilizer project in Maharashtra, India.

India has suspended the export of sulfur to shore up and secure its domestic supply.

The Union Cabinet of India has approved NIPU-2026 to add 10 million t of domestic urea capacity through 8 - 9 new plants, aiming to curb imports and boost self-reliance.

Steve Fediw, Kimre Inc., USA, analyses how methods of mercury control have improved through trial and breakthrough, and which technologies are pushing the industry forwards.

Replenish Nutrients has closed a US$7.5 million equity investment from SRC Agrominerals to fund the Beiseker Pelletisation Expansion.

New US tariffs on Canada have excluded Canadian fertilizers, as reported by Argus Media.

Koch Ag & Energy Solutions and OCP have agreed to expand their long-standing partnership with a new joint venture.

For its dedication to safe logistics and transportation, Koch Fertilizer has received multiple railway safety awards across Canada and the US.

KBR’s ammonia technology has been selected by Pampa Energía for its facility in Argentina.

Tecnimont (MAIRE) has been awarded EPC and start-up activities for a large scale fertilizer complex in Argentina.

The MEPA has approved of the start of operations for the Mulalo Granular fertilizer production facility in Mchemela, Dowa District, Malawi.

After a government subsidy announcement, demand for nitrogen in France jumped, as reported by Argus Media.

The Annaba phosphate port in Algeria has seen an acceleration of works to expand its existing facilities.

Gensource Potash has provided an update on the Tugaske project, Saskatchewan, Canada, as the partnership and financing have advanced.

Topsoe has signed an agreement to deliver its technology for J Westling & Co’s blue ammonia fertilizer project in Gothenburg, Nebraska, US.

ACME and IHI have signed a Joint Venture agreement to secure the Japanese Government’s CfD subsidy for green ammonia project in Odisha.

Mosaic has revealed its plans to further reduce its phosphate production output at select facilities across Brazil and the US.

KEPPT has appointed J.P. Morgan to arrange financing for its strategic US$1.6 billion urea plant in Iraq.

Faraday Earth has developed a new plasma-based green ammonia production system which could reach a levelised cost for ammonia of around US$500/t.

The USDA has made US$500 million available for fertilizer investment and expansion programme to strengthen America’s fertilizer supply chain.

Yara International ASA has reached an agreement to acquire Gulf Coast Ammonia's ammonia production facility in Texas City, Texas, US, from GCA Holdings LLC.

Australia’s Dyno Nobel has sold its Phosphate Hill plant to Mayfair for AUS$1.

Yara has provided an update on US ammonia project and capital allocation.