Fertilizer project news

William Ruto, President of Kenya, and the UAE joined to convene African Heads of State and other prominent personalities in a landmark event at COP28 to accelerate Africa’s green industrialisation.

Graham Hoar, who previously ran the global ammonia, syngas and fertilizers business as Vice President at KBR Sustainable Technology Solutions, will lead the new team.

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

In the last five years, the company has developed a product portfolio of biostimulants with the ability to stimulate plant metabolism and performance.

Martin Engineering has celebrated its 20th anniversary of growth across the African continent.

The company is reducing its environmental impact and is introducing packaging made with at least 30% recycled plastic.

The company has just shipped a record fertilizer industry order for its specialist ceramic filtration tubes.

Brazil Potash comments on the state of the country’s agricultural sector.

Eurotecnica has announced the signature of a memorandum of understanding for the design and build of a facility for melamine production in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The Africa fertilizer financing mechanism will provide a US$2 million partial trade credit guarantee and a US$219 000 grant funding to Nairobi-based Apollo Agriculture Ltd to support the distribution of over 7000 t of fertilizers to some 100 000 smallholder farmers in Kenya.