The TOP 500 CEE ranking is created in collaboration with Forbes magazine and showcases a list of the 500 companies and groups from the region with the highest turnover in absolute terms in 2022.
High fertilizer prices have incentivised farmers to adjust their practices. In a new study, South Dakota State University researchers explored what strategies are being deployed by farmers in South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska and North Dakota to combat these costs.
Yokogawa Electric Corporation has been recognised as `leader` in the 2023 Green Quadrant report for process safety management (PSM) Software by Verdantix.
US Senators have introduced new legislation titled the Fertilizer Research Act of 2023 which is calling for an in-depth look at the domestic fertilizer industry, specifically at competition and pricing.
OCI has announced the sale of its 50% stake in Fertiglobe (ADX: FERTIGLB) to Abu Dhabi National Oil Company P.J.S.C. (ADNOC) for a total consideration of US$3.62 billion.
The Fertilizer Institute has celebrated the release of the Hypoxia Task Force’s 2023 Report to Congress, highlighting the significant progress made toward attainment of the goals of the Gulf Hypoxia Action plan of 2008.
Incitec Pivot Limited has announced that Mr Mauro Neves de Moraes has been appointed Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of IPL, following a comprehensive search process.
From 1Q24, Cinis Fertilizer will produce environmentally friendly potassium sulfate in its newly built facility in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden.
Martin Engineering has celebrated its 20th anniversary of growth across the African continent.
The Grupa Azoty Group has released estimates of its production volumes for October 2023, showing a steady increase in product output for another consecutive month.
The investment will help build a new facility that will help the Ohio company increase production of their American made fertilizer.
Decarbonising the fertilizer production sector requires flexibility in technology, timelines and government collaboration, says new study from Fertilizer Canada.
Sulfuric acid poses a persistent threat to the structural integrity of critical equipment used in the fertilizer industry. For corrosion protection, fertilizer producers can rely on a single source using fluoropolymers, dual laminates and acid-resistant mortars and bricks. Case studies can supply credible examples of the solution’s long-lasting success in challenging applications.
The findings support long-term initiatives to develop new crop varieties with root-related traits that help agricultural producers optimise fertilizer applications.
It has been revealed that the total ammonia capacity of new-build and expansion projects in North America is expected to be 26.39 million tpy by 2030.