Fertilizer news updates

The Egyptian Prime Minister has inaugurated the Na Trans Fertilizers and Chemical Industries facility in the Suez Canal Economic Zone.

Majid Izadfar, Leonardo Carpio, Gökce Adali, Josep Anton Feliu, and Hussein Mubarak, thyssenkrupp Uhde, explain why using an operator training simulator as a performance lever improves plant performance.

The African Development Bank Group has launched an up to US$5.1 billion response plan to offset energy and fertilizer shocks in African countries.

Europe's largest industrial carbon capture facility has officially been inaugurated at Yara’s fertilizer and ammonia plant in Sluiskil, the Netherlands.

Fertiberia's new bio-inhibitor technology has been launched in the Netherlands and Germany.

Ammobia and Lummus Technology have agreed to commercialise ammonia for low-carbon energy.

The Multilateral Development Banks and International Financial Institutions have released a joint statement regarding strengthening fertilizer supply chains.

Minbos Resources has provided an update on the financial arrangements for the Cabinda Phosphate Project in Angola.

EcoVadis has reaffirmed its assessment of EuroChem’s sustainability initiatives in Brazil.

Ammobia has announced an agreement with Lummus Technology to license and deploy its ammonia production system to support low-carbon maritime fuel and energy storage and transport.

CHS and OCP North America have launched a major initiative to strengthen the US’s fertilizer supply.

CF Industries, JERA Co., and Mitsui & Co., Ltd, have broken ground on Blue Point One, the world’s largest low-carbon ammonia plant in Louisiana, US.

MAIRE has announced new awards granted to Stamicarbon (Nextchem) for a total value of €50 million, related to technology licensing, process design package and proprietary equipment.

The UN has offered to facilitate the transport of fertilizer through the Strait of Hormuz as announced by Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

OCP North America has announced the arrival of the first Moroccan phosphate fertilizer shipment to the US in the wake of temporary CVD relief.

Saudi Arabia’s Maaden has agreed to export DAP via Oman, as reported by Argus Media.

SABIC AN and Maaden have agreed to a Saudi Arabian fertilizer collaboration exploring collaboration opportunities within the fertilizer value chain, as reported by Argus Media.

The Brazilian Senate has passed a law to incentivise new domestic fertilizer production with several potential construction funding benefits for Brazil Potash.

VK Arora, Kinetics Process Improvements, Inc. (KPI), USA, provides insight into the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and how the economics of hydrogen and electricity will determine the long-term competitiveness of European fertilizer production.

BCI Minerals has been granted the construction contract for a sulfate of potash pilot plant in Pilbara, Australia.

Verde AgriTech has announced its 2Q26 financial and operating results.

According to a report from CoBank, Fertilizer prices are expected to remain above pre-Iran war levels through 2028, prolonging pressures on the US farm economy.

KBR has been selected by ORNX for the pre-FEED phase of its low-cost ammonia project planned for the Laâyoune region of Morocco.

Topsoe has signed an agreement with First Ammonia to provide its ammonia synthesis technology for the company’s green ammonia production facility in Victoria, Texas, US.