On the 26 - 28 January Argus Media, in collaboration with CRU, hosted hundreds of attendees for Fertilizer Latino Americano, a networking event serving the Latin American and global market.
Dr Metodi Zlatev and Dr Jan Lampke, Haver & Boecker Niagara, Germany, discuss how efficient screening technologies can be used to optimise fertilizer production and engender a more sustainable process.
Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, examines how the fertilizer industry must adapt to meet rising supply and demand whilst reducing its environmental impact.
Fertilizers Europe has released a statement regarding its thoughts on the CBAM package released by the European Commission on 17 December 2025.
Alex Valentine, Andres Agurto, and Franz Hippler, Yara R&D, discuss the future of crop fertilizers, and why the role of crop nutrition – especially from the mineral fertilizer industry – is rarely present in science-fiction films.
The IFA has announced the ‘Judges Choice’ winners for its Cultivate Challenge showcasing startups responding to critical challenges in the fertilizer value chain.
The list of references associated with the article entitled ‘Elevated temperature failures in ammonia plant equipment’, which features in the November/December issue of World Fertilizer.
Subhashis Ghosh, Metso, analyses strategies that can be used to optimise fertilizer mining and processing.
The EU’s introduction of Russian fertilizer tax may trigger an inflection point for fertilizer production and gas demand.
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.
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.
Keith Jensen, Novatech, explores troubleshooting experiences and presents possible resolutions for problems seen in cooler/condensers in the fertilizer industry.
In the October issue of World Fertilizer, Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, discusses how the European fertilizer market has reacted to ongoing developments on the global stage.
In the September issue of World Fertilizer Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 Consulting, Germany, considers low-cost, low-risk pathways to reduced carbon dioxide intensity in the production of nitrogen fertilizers.
Tim Armitt, David Miller, and Kane Wingrove, Lavender International, UK, provide a guide to understanding and managing high temperature hydrogen attack (HTHA).