Fertilizer project news

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.

CP-Pumpen has agreed to supply its customised centrifugal pumps for the world's first Ash2Phos plant to PhosphorGewinnung Schkopau GmbH.

Nitricity has raised US$50 million to go global with its technology for transforming almond waste into organic fertilizer.

Verde AgriTech has been granted a patent for advanced fertilizer production technology, combining glauconitic siltstone and beneficial microorganisms.

Sage Potash has received a US$14 million grant from the USDA to fund the construction of a Utah potash project.

Yara International ASA has signed a definitive 10-year offtake agreement with ATOME to purchase the entire fertilizer production from the Villeta Project in Paraguay.

Peregrine Hydrogen has signed an LoI with OCP Group for scale-up funding and offtake of its hydrogen technology.

Brazil's ammonium sulfate imports have reached a record for the first eight months of 2025 as researched by Argus Media.

Adecoagro S.A. has signed an agreement to acquire Nutrien Ltd's 50% interest in Profertil S.A., a major Latin American urea producer.

Ethiopian Agricultural Businesses (EABC) has announced plans to buy 549 000 t of DAP for the country's 2025 - 26 season.