Fertilizer news updates

Karnalyte Resources Inc. has welcomed new Canada-India collaboration on the strengthening of the long-term potash supply between the two nations.

Phosphates producer Maaden has reportedly sold 40 000 t of DAP to a trader for shipment to Europe.

Metso has expanded its bulk material handling capabilities by acquiring MRA Automation in Australia.

North Ammonia has revealed its intention to continue to invest along the coast of Norway, while putting further work for the Eydehavn plant in Arendal on hold.

Itafos has completed an updated preliminary economic assessment for the Arraias Phosphate Project in Brazil.

Pupuk Indonesia has signed an agreement with Somiphos for the import of up to 1 million tpy of phosphate rock from Algeria.

Baker Hughes has secured multiple orders to advance Wabash Valley Resources’ clean ammonia fertilizer project in the US.

Pupuk Indonesia has signed an MoU with Somiphos for the supply of phosphate rock for domestic fertilizer needs, expanding its global cooperation with Algeria.

CF Industries, POET, and major agriculture co-operatives have launched a low-carbon fertilizer pilot project to cut ethanol production carbon intensity.

AGLOBIS has completed the extended basic engineering for the Duisburg sulfur remelter project in Germany.

Arianne Phosphate has successfully produced a higher grade and lower contaminant phosphate concentrate.

Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, examines how the fertilizer industry must adapt to meet rising supply and demand whilst reducing its environmental impact.

Indian urea stocks have fallen by 2.24 million t in December 2025 according to the latest research by Argus Media.

Nitrogen Fertilizer Factories (FAFENs) Bahia and Sergipe have begun operations and reinforce national fertilizer production in Brazil.

The Indonesian government has signed off on export licences for 1.4 million t of urea for 2026 as reported by Argus Media.

Millennial Potash Corp. has initiated a Definitive Feasibility Study with US DFC Funding at its Banio Potash Project in Gabon.

Ammobia has raised US$7.5 million to scale its low-cost ammonia production technology which has the potential to be critical to energy resilience.

Argus Media has predicted that Pakistan’s imports of SOP fertilizer could decline as domestic production drives higher demand for MOP imports.

NEXTCHEM has been awarded two contracts in China based on its proprietary NX STAMI™ Nitrates and NX STAMI™ Urea technologies, advancing the fertilizer industry.

In this Spotlight Interview, we sit down with Paul Smith, Sales and Project Design Representative at Legacy Building Solutions, to discuss his article that featured in the October 2025 issue of World Fertilizer.

The Fertilizer Show has partnered with the Gulf Coast Research and Education Center (GCREC), featuring a future of farming tour showcasing new AI research.

Uniper and AM Green Ammonia have signed a long-term offtake agreement for up to 500 000 tpy of renewable ammonia from India.

Argus Media has reported that the EU has agreed to suspend standard import tariffs on ammonia and urea to offset CBAM costs.

Arianne Phosphate has received final approval for financial support from the Government of Canada to support process optimisation and ongoing phosphate rock processing.