Acron increases 2016 domestic mineral fertiliser sales by 20%
In 2016, Acron Group supplied over 900 000 t of mineral fertilizers to Russian consumers.
In 2016, Acron Group supplied over 900 000 t of mineral fertilizers to Russian consumers.
EuroChem Group AG has reported consolidated sales for 4Q16 of US$1.05 billion bringing the group’s sales for the year ended 31 December 2016 to US$4.38 billion.
Maire Tecnimont S.p.A forms and incorporates Vinxia Engineering as part of its commitment to its plant upgrading business.
Everest Sciences Corp. has announced it received an order for, and has shipped and achieved successful operations of the CleanChill cooling system at Cherokee Nitrogen of Cherokee.
Martin A. Jarosick joins CF Industries Holdings as the new Vice President, Investor Relations.
EuroChem Group welcomes the US Department of Commerce decision to terminate antidumping duties imposed on shipments of urea from Russia.
CF Fertilisers has launched a new 12-page guide that focuses on the importance of effective soil testing as a base for calculating nitrogen requirements.
At ENPAR Technologies’ Virginia site, the AmmEL plant is successfully reducing toxic ammonia in waste water.
Brass Fertiliser & Petrochemical Co. Ltd (BFPCL) has announced that its US$6 billion methanol plant is expected to create 20 000 jobs.
Agrium Inc. has announced that it successfully completed construction of the urea plant at its nitrogen facility in Borger, Texas.
In cooperation with its licensing partner KBR, Clariant supplies all process catalysts for low-cost, high-efficiency ammonia synthesis at two major production plants in Indonesia.
As of 1 January 2017, A.J. Sackett and Sons and Waconia Manufacturingalign their sales force and product lines, and become Sackett-Waconia.
With construction of Iowa Fertilizer plant nearly 98% complete, the facility will reach another critical milestone as the company begins ammonia plant start up activities.
CF Industries marks the completion of the company’s capacity expansion with the new ammonia and urea plants at its Port Neal, Iowa, nitrogen complex, successfully started up.
Chemoproject Nitrogen officially changes its name to Casale Project a.s. and is now fully owned by Casale Holding.