Fertilizer plant news

The development of the Woodsmith polyhalite mine in North Yorkshire, UK, has been given a boost following support from a major international investor, Mitsubishi Corp.

Dr Jan Lampke, Haver & Boecker Niagara, explores how modern process engineering supports sustainable fertiliser production from mine to market.

In this Spotlight Interview, we sit down with Paul Smith, Sales and Project Design Representative at Legacy Building Solutions, to discuss his article that featured in the October 2025 issue of World Fertilizer.

SAMSUNG E&A has announced that it has broken ground on its Wabash Low-Carbon Ammonia Plant in the US.

NEXTCHEM (MAIRE) has been awarded a licensing, process design package and proprietary equipment supply for a urea plant in Eastern China.

Dangote Fertilizer has awarded two new contracts to Saipem in Nigeria and Ethiopia for new urea units as well as expertise and design services.

Eurotecnica has signed new contracts to provide its Euromel® technology as part of two 60 000 tpy contracts in China.

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.

Toyo’s urea granulation technology has been selected for Kazakhstan’s first urea plant project.

Honeywell has agreed to use its carbon capture technology to help transform a shuttered power plant into fertilizer facility supporting US farmers.