Fertilizer project news

The programme will add to the company’s growing local workforce, which is expected to reach 1000 jobs at full production.

EuroChem Group AG, a leading global fertilizer producer, and Belgium-based biotechnology company Aphea.Bio announce the signing of a research and development agreement.

K+S Group, an independent minerals company, has announced that revenues rose by around 16 %, a significant increase in the 3Q18.

The new development is for the mining of the world’s largest polyhalite fertilizer deposit.

Swiss fertilizer producer EuroChem said it would produce less potash this year than originally projected and would delay the launch of its VolgaKaliy plant to the 1H19, making its entry into the Russian potash market a gradual one.

The technology company The Linde Group has signed a contract with US industrial gas company, Praxair Inc., to supply a hydrogen plant that will be part of the company's US Gulf Coast hydrogen system which spans Southeast Texas and Western Louisiana.

Casale has announced the award of a contract from Messrs. TogliattiAzot (TOAZ), Russia, for the supply of new 2200 tpd urea plant.

Nutrien Ltd. announced has announced that following a strategic review of the company's potash portfolio, it has decided to permanently close its New Brunswick potash facility and will record a US$1.8 billion non-cash impairment in the 3Q18.

Danakali Limited provide a quarterly update on the activities and financial position of its Colluli Potash Project, located in Eritrea, East Africa.

CF Industries Holdings, Inc. and the J. R. Simplot Company have entered into an agreement that allows CF to ship, store, and distribute anhydrous ammonia from Simplot’s Rivergate Terminal in Portland, Oregon, starting in 2019.