Fertilizer news updates

GSFC has invited global partners to invest in the 500 000 tpy green ammonia project at Sikka, Gujarat, India.

Nutrien has indefinitely shut down Trinidad Nitrogen operations at the Point Lisas Facility due to natural gas shortages.

DENZAI Bangladesh Ltd has completed heavy lifting and transportation works at the KAFCO ammonia and urea fertilizer plant in Bangladesh.

In October 2026 the first new shipment of 30 000 t of Belarusian potash fertilizer will arrive in New Orleans, Louisiana, US.

KBR’s ammonia technology has been selected for one of the largest fertilizer complexes in Saudi Arabia.

Solvadis has acquired 100% of Citis SAS and Citis Forming SAS in France, from PLF Ressources.

Nextchem (MAIRE) has been awarded licensing, Process Design Package and proprietary equipment supply in China based on its NX STAMI™ Urea technology.

AFYREN and Terrial have announced the renewal of their strategic partnership with the signing of a new multi-year fertilizer supply contract, worth several tens of millions of euros.

Canpotex has announced at CAN$500 million investment into Neptune Bulk Terminals in the Port of Vancouver, the project is intended to modernise Canadian port infrastructure.

According to a report by Argus Media, the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is fuelling concerns over phosphate supply and pricing in Australia for 2027.

Casale has signed a contract to deliver a 100 tpd modular green ammonia plant for Neptun Glomfjord Green Ammonia in Norway.

Fertilizer Canada has released a statement that announces the company’s support of federal action to strengthen Canada’s supply chains.

The US Trump Administration has announced its intention to secure a potash supply trade deal with Belarus that would offer competitive pricing compared to Canadian potash.

Anyang Indorama Gases has secured ¥2.4 billion (US$358 million) in long term financing for further fertilizer capacity expansion in Henan Province, China.

Uzbekistan has revealed its plans to export over double its current mineral fertilizer exports to the EU by US$500 million per year.

The Hinda phosphate mine, owned and managed by Kropz plc, has made progress on the construction of the box cut for the proposed project located in the Republic of the Congo.

Avenira Ltd has entered into a four-year phosphate rock offtake agreement with Chinese company Hebang Biotechnology for product from the Wonarah Phosphate Project, Australia.

Tim Schnabel, Switch Bioworks, examines how biological nitrogen could make fertilizer supply less vulnerable to geopolitical shocks.

Millennial Potash has received a visit from a US Embassy representative at its Banio Potash Project in Gabon.

In this special Spotlight Interview, we talk to Robert Hermans, President and CEO of IPCO, as the company marks 125 years since the foundation of Sandvik Process Systems in 1901.

Nextchem (MAIRE) has been selected to provide the technology package for SABIC AN’s SAN-7 large scale fertilizer complex in Saudi Arabia based on its NX STAMI™ Urea solution, for a total value of €125 million.

Covestro, Fertiglobe, and MB Energy have signed an MoU to explore an ammonia supply chain collaboration.

Cargill has inaugurated a new fertilizer plant in Nueva Palmira to strengthen its value proposition to producers in Uruguay.

SDG Namibia One and Enersense Energy Namibia have signed a Development Funding Agreement for the Dâures Green Fertilizer Project.