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Arianne Phosphate expands work on alternative fertilizers in Canada
6 Apr 20222 min read

Arianne Phosphate expands work on alternative fertilizers in Canada

Arianne Phosphate is collaborating with Canadian based crop nutrition company Northern Nutrients to advance the use of its high-purity phosphate concentrate in alternatively derived fertilizers.

Michigan Potash & Salt Co. signs 100% offtake agreement
5 Apr 20221 min read

Michigan Potash & Salt Co. signs 100% offtake agreement

Under the agreement, MPSC and an unnamed US-based agricultural company will provide US farmers with 650 000 tpy of ultra-high grade, white potash fertilizer.

Agrimin signs binding offtake agreement with Gavilon Fertilizer
5 Apr 20222 min read

Agrimin signs binding offtake agreement with Gavilon Fertilizer

The agreement is for the supply of 50 000 tpy of sulfate of potash produced from the Mackay Potash Project for sale and distribution in the US.

Agrimin receives government funding for Tanami Road
31 Mar 20222 min read

Agrimin receives government funding for Tanami Road

Tanami Road is a key section of Agrimin’s planned trucking route from the Mackay potash project to Wyndham Port.

Trammo signs green ammonia supply and offtake agreement with Teal Corp.
31 Mar 20221 min read

Trammo signs green ammonia supply and offtake agreement with Teal Corp.

The agreement with Teal allows Trammo to secure a supply and offtake of 800 000 t of green ammonia from an ammonia production plant to be built on prime industrial land in Sept-Iles, Quebec, Canada.

Mardie project reaches construction milestone
30 Mar 20222 min read

Mardie project reaches construction milestone

Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan joined BCI Minerals’ Board, leadership team and stakeholders at the Pilbara project site on Friday 25 March, 100 km southwest of Karratha, to officially launch the construction milestone.

Stamicarbon delivers stripper for China Blue Chemicals
28 Mar 20221 min read

Stamicarbon delivers stripper for China Blue Chemicals

China Blue Chemicals has received a brand new high-pressure stripper made from Safurex® to replace their equipment.

Cooperation agreement for construction of fertilizer plant signed at Tashkent International Investment Forum
25 Mar 20222 min read

Cooperation agreement for construction of fertilizer plant signed at Tashkent International Investment Forum

On completion, the plant – located in the city of Yangiyer, Uzbekistan – will produce up to 495 000 t of ammonia and 594 000 t of granular urea.

Algerian, Chinese companies create phosphate project joint venture
24 Mar 20221 min read

Algerian, Chinese companies create phosphate project joint venture

An agreement has been signed between ASMIDAL, MANAL, WUHUAN and TIAN'AN to produce 5.4 million tpy of fertilizer from a phosphate mine in Algeria.

US$2.5 billion fertilizer plant opened in Nigeria
23 Mar 20222 min read

US$2.5 billion fertilizer plant opened in Nigeria

The plant, opened by Aliko Dangote and located at the Lekki Free Zone in Lagos State, is designed to produce 3 million tpy of urea and supply all the major markets in sub-Saharan Africa.

Ma’aden ammonia berth exports first shipment
22 Mar 20221 min read

Ma’aden ammonia berth exports first shipment

Ma’aden’s maritime ammonia fleet now consists of seven vessels, which will leverage Ma’aden’s ammonia shipping capacity of 2 million tpy.

CRU comments on all-time high fertilizer prices
22 Mar 20221 min read

CRU comments on all-time high fertilizer prices

Chris Lawson, head of fertilizers at CRU Group, has said that demand destruction is increasingly likely due to high prices and supply shortfalls.

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