Sulfur

Grupa Azoty is set to produce its new multi-component fertilizer – POLIFOSKA Multi S – a product containing 23% sulfur at its Police facilities.

Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, discusses the future of the fertilizer industry in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), and its challenges in an ever-changing global landscape.

Through competitive rates and robust partnerships, more than 2700 jobs were created in Missouri and Illinois in 2024.

Azoty Group has signed a contract with Ukraine's Agroprosperis Group for the supply of NPK fertilizers.

Under the terms of the 10-year agreement, QatarEnergy will supply up to 7.5 million t of sulfur to OCP Nutricrops beginning in Q324.

Tiger-Sul Products, LLC is a North American focused provider of sulfur-based fertilizer products, from Platte River Equity. The acquisition closed on November 6, 2024.

Daphne Technology SA has announced the launch of its new entity, Daphne Solutions SA, focused on sulfur removal and carbon management.

The company has provided a notice of award to Worley Chemetics for its three greenfield sulfuric acid plants located at OCP’s Mzinda Phosphate Hub (MPH) in Morocco.

The Extractive Metallurgy team at SGS tested TMC’s efficient flowsheet to process high-grade nickel-copper-cobalt matte directly to high-purity cobalt sulfate without making cobalt metal, while producing fertilizer byproducts instead of solid waste or tailings.

From 1Q24, Cinis Fertilizer will produce environmentally friendly potassium sulfate in its newly built facility in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden.

The company developed a solution to upgrade the plant’s original towers by lifting out the old intact assets, and manoeuvring the modular replacements into position.

The company has awarded Chemetics Inc. the contract to install Chemetics CORE-SO2™ sulfuric acid technology, at its Nolans Project in the Northern Territory of Australia.

The company has announced that it has been awarded a 550 tpd sulfuric acid plant project on an EPC based contract in Neratovice, Czech Republic.

The company expects to operate the sulfuric acid plant at Arraias in Brazil with a base load capacity of approximately 10 500 tpm.

The new, independent company has been named Elessent Clean Technologies.