Fertilizer news updates

Highfield Resources has raised an additional US$6.45 million of capital for its 1.3 million tpy Muga potash project in northern Spain.

Verde AgriTech’s Board has approved an accelerated plan for a district scale rare earths discovery project, with a third drill rig expected at the end of October.

Millennial Potash Corp. has advanced its Banio Potash Project in Gabon, Africa, with strong new drilling results.

LB Technologies has finalised a project with the Spanish company Medifer through the supply of processing systems.

Qatar Energy is set to commission its ammonia plant with carbon capture and storage in April 2026, with an output of 900 000 tpy.

Keith Jensen, Novatech, explores troubleshooting experiences and presents possible resolutions for problems seen in cooler/condensers in the fertilizer industry.

Verdant Minerals’ 2 million tpy Ammaroo phosphate project has been approved for a mining licence in Australia.

Travertine Technologies has started the operation of a demonstration plant producing sulfuric acid in Upstate New York, US.

In the October issue of World Fertilizer, Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, discusses how the European fertilizer market has reacted to ongoing developments on the global stage.

Mosaic has announced the sale of a phosphate mining unit in Brazil to Fosfatados Centro.

Perdaman has strengthened the Australian industry with a AUS$90 million UF-80 urea coating supply contract to Hexion Australia.

Stocks of diammonium phosphate (DAP) fertilizer in India have seen a continued increase heading into the month of October.

Evergrow, an Egyptian fertilizer producer, has announced plans to increase its SOP capacity by 60 000 tpy in 2026.

Arianne Phosphate Inc. has received approval for an investment of up to CAN$735 000 through the Critical Minerals Research, Development and Demonstration programme in Canada.

CF Industries, Trafigura, and Envalior have announced a Shipment of certified low-carbon ammonia from CF Industries’ Donaldson, Louisiana, US, facility.

Elessent Clean Technologies has acquired Sulphurnet, supporting its mission to deliver comprehensive solutions for cleaner industrial processes.

Arctic Gateway Group and Potash and Agri Development Corporation of Manitoba have announced a strategic partnership to facilitate export access through the Port of Churchill, Canada.

Pakistan's DAP stocks fell by 11 000 t in August as offtake picked up seasonally according to Argus Media’s findings.

thyssenkrupp Uhde has completed the start-up of a hydrogen recovery unit (HRU) at Fertiglobe’s Fertil plant in Ruwais, United Arab Emrites.

Pivot Bio has appointed Ag Technology expert Deepak Pillai as its Head of Digital, supporting the company’s evolving digital strategy.

Replenish Nutrients Holding Corp. has announced the closing of a new licensing deal and the introduction of a new proprietary fertilizer product.

Argus has launched a suite of fertilizer price assessments offering market participants new insights into fertilizer supply chains in Africa.

In the September issue of World Fertilizer Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 Consulting, Germany, considers low-cost, low-risk pathways to reduced carbon dioxide intensity in the production of nitrogen fertilizers.

CP-Pumpen has agreed to supply its customised centrifugal pumps for the world's first Ash2Phos plant to PhosphorGewinnung Schkopau GmbH.