European fertilizer news

Fertilizers Europe has released a statement regarding its thoughts on the CBAM package released by the European Commission on 17 December 2025.

Nitrogen fertilizer market participants have been grappling with the implications to trade in the EU after a document leak shed more light on CBAM charges, according to an Argus Media report.

The governments of Brazil and the UK have announced a declaration to improve the production and use of fertilizers for food security, nature, and the climate.

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.

Cinis Fertilizer has announced its plans for an overhaul of its plant and will temporarily suspend fertilizer production.

KMG PetroChem and the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan have begun scientific verification of a urea production project in Kazakhstan.

Highfield Resources has raised an additional US$6.45 million of capital for its 1.3 million tpy Muga potash project in northern Spain.

LB Technologies has finalised a project with the Spanish company Medifer through the supply of processing systems.

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.