Fertilizer news updates

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.

Ostara’s CG P2X fertilizer has aligned with conservation practice implementation and enhanced efficiency fertilizer (EEF) classifications, to Support access to NRCS conservation funding opportunities.

President Donald Trump has announced the suspension of Moroccan phosphate duties for eight months, as reported by Argus Media.

Argus Media has revealed that the fourth Saudi Arabian phosphates cargo to pass through the Strait of Hormuz has completed its transit.

Nextchem has completed the acquisition of Ballestra Group, including Ballestra S.p.A., BUSS ChemTech AG, and Ballestra Engineering and Projects Pvt. Ltd.

Argus Media has revealed that Indian May DAP stocks have improved but could slip in 3Q26.

CASALE has become part of a pioneering coal-to-ammonia-nitrates project in Odisha, India.

Martin Engineering has launched an N2® Air Cannon Intelligence System to improve air cannon performance.

The Port of Liverpool, UK, has reported a surge in demand from fertilizer importers in the face of continued global uncertainty.

Minbos Resources Ltd has agreed to a US$13.8 million Phase 2 construction contract for the Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer Plant.

Africa Finance Corporation has granted US$600 million of financial support for Dangote Fertiliser’s expansion programme, support growth in Nigeria and Ethiopia.

Arianne Phosphate has completed pilot scale purified phosphoric acid production with Travertine Technologies.

Against a backdrop of increasing geopolitical risks to food supply chains, Joseph Ely, Latent Drive, explains how new hydrogen technologies can combat these risks and help to remove the reliance on global fossil gas supplies to produce fertilizer.

Kazakhstan has approved the development of a US$1.6 billion ammonia-urea complex in the city of Aktau.

thyssenkrupp Uhde has completed an ammonia converter cartridge and catalyst replacement for IGSAS in Türkiye.

Argentina Potash has secured a landmark US$4.07 million US DFC project development funding for the El Ceibo Potash Project.

Bifox has entered into an agreement to acquire the 550 million t Bayovar 9 Phosphate Rock Project in Peru, positioning Bifox to become one of the leading global phosphate rock suppliers.

Prayon has published its 2025 sustainability report, confirming its long-term commitment to sustainable world.

Australia has received the first shipment of 47 250 t of urea from Indonesia as part of a government-to-government deal struck between the two nations.

Argus Media reports that urea exports to Canada reached a record amount in April 2026, rising to 144 619 t, up by 99 086 t from the previous year.

ICIS reports on how the disruption in the Strait of Hormuz is reshaping fertilizer markets, suggesting the key issue is no longer what fertilizer costs, but whether supply can be secured at all.

thyssenkrupp Uhde has signed pre-FEED contracts with Fuella AS for two large scale green ammonia projects in the Port of Pecém and the Port of Açu, Brazil.

CN has entered an agreement to support BHP’s Jansen Potash Mine with a rail service connecting production in Saskatchewan, Canada, to global markets.