Fertilizer news updates

Fox River Resources has produced purified phosphoric acid from the Martison Project, boosting Canada’s battery materials supply chain and securing a domestic phosphate fertilizer supply.

Lionsbridge Investments Ltd and AD Ports Group have signed an MoU to explore port services development for the Osiris phosphoric acid facility.

QatarEnergy and Japanese company Mitsui have signed a 20-year urea supply deal.

The EU’s introduction of Russian fertilizer tax may trigger an inflection point for fertilizer production and gas demand.

Moroccan phosphates producer OCP has added NP 5-42 to its list of products as reported by Argus Media.

Arianne Phosphate has partnered with Travertine Technologies for the production of purified phosphoric acid.

Sultech has signed an MoU to bring next-generation micronised sulfur technology to the UAE.

Cinis Fertilizer has announced its plans for an overhaul of its plant and will temporarily suspend fertilizer production.

India has seen a marked rise in its domestic supply of urea as imports increased and production picked up, according to Argus Media’s research.

Casale has announced its contribution to one of the first large scale, low-carbon ammonia plants in the US.

Brazil Potash has mandated that BTIG will lead project-level equity financing for the construction of the Autazes Project.

Honeywell has agreed to use its carbon capture technology to help transform a shuttered power plant into fertilizer facility supporting US farmers.

QatarEnergy Marketing has raised its November Qatar sulfur price to US$400/t fob as reported by Argus Media.

Nurberg EPC has received the OHS&E Excellence Award for its execution of a 1650 tpd NPK Fertilizer Plant in Kochi, India.

ATOME has secured US$100 million in funding from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) for its fertilizer plant at Villeta, Paraguay.

SAMSUNG E&A has secured a US$475 million EPF contract for a low-carbon ammonia plant in the US, marking the company’s full-fledged entry into the US energy market.

Registration has opened for The Fertilizer Show, North America's only free-to-attend expo and conference bringing together the world’s leading fertilizer producers.

Brazil Potash has presold 91% of its future production, catalysing its construction financing phase for the Autazes Potash Project.

Taiwanese potassium sulfate producer Green On has expanded its production capabilities with the adoption of two new Mannheim production lines.

Minbos Resources has signed a binding agreement with TalusAg for delivery of the Capanda Green Ammonia Project in Angola.

Florian Kistl, Head of Sales at CS Combustion Solutions, explains the importance of ultrasonic atomisers in the fertiliser production process.

Maria-Katharina Mokosch, Servomex, the Netherlands, examines the role of gas analysis in fertilizer production and how it helps to reduce emissions while optimising processes for a more sustainable future.

KMG PetroChem and the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan have begun scientific verification of a urea production project in Kazakhstan.

Canada Nickel have collaborated with NetCarb, focusing on blue-green hydrogen and low-carbon fertilizers, magnesium-based products, and biomass.