Fertilizer project news

K+S begins covering its tailings piles at the Werra potash plant in Hattorf and Wintershall. Initially, with the start of construction on the tailings pile top in Hattorf, the focus is on the plateau covers, with the side covers to follow later.

The platform successfully uses of RNAi technology to maximise a plant's natural yield increase mechanisms, without any genetic modification, and was the result of a multi-year research collaboration between the two companies.

With the previously secured surface rights and Letter of Conformity under its environmental and social impact assessment, this gives the company all the necessary regulatory consents as it enters the pre-construction development phase.

The acquisition of Casa do Adubo is expected to result in additional run-rate sales of approximately US$400 million, increasing total Nutrien Ag Solutions annual sales in Latin America to approximately US$2.2 billion.

Following the official kick-off of the Milestone Phase 1 Project in mid-May, Western established its Executive Committee and Technical Committee to advance the project more effectively.

The joint venture aims to build a state-of-the art facility.

Commerce found that imports from Russia are dumped at rates ranging from 8.16% to 122.93%, and unfairly subsidised at rates ranging from 6.27% to 9.66% while imports from Trinidad are dumped at a rate of 111.71% and unfairly subsidised at a rate of 1.83%.

Kore Potash and Dougou Extension Potash Project in the Sintoukola Basin, have provided a quarterly update for the period ended 30 June 2022.

The company has launched the new ‘Fertiberia TECH’ application, a mobile application to support farmers, technicians and distributors, with detailed information on fertilization.

Under the planned agreement, K+S intends to supply Cinis Fertilizer with its entire MOP requirements. In return, K+S could purchase up to 600 000 tpy of SOP from Cinis.