India fertilizer news
GAIL and RCF sign MoU for fertilizer projects
GAIL and RCF have signed an MoU for setting up a gas-based fertilizer project in Maharashtra, India.
India halts sulfur export to decrease availability
India has suspended the export of sulfur to shore up and secure its domestic supply.
Indian Government to add 10 million t of domestic urea production
The Union Cabinet of India has approved NIPU-2026 to add 10 million t of domestic urea capacity through 8 - 9 new plants, aiming to curb imports and boost self-reliance.
ACME and IHI secure green ammonia contract for difference in India
ACME and IHI have signed a Joint Venture agreement to secure the Japanese Government’s CfD subsidy for green ammonia project in Odisha.
Indian DAP stocks improve but future remains uncertain
Argus Media has revealed that Indian May DAP stocks have improved but could slip in 3Q26.
CASALE helps advance India’s industrial transformation
CASALE has become part of a pioneering coal-to-ammonia-nitrates project in Odisha, India.
The pathways to a net-zero future
In the May/June issue of World Fertilizer, Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, provides insight into current strategies companies and governments are deploying to make fertilizers more sustainable.
India’s IPL secures over 1.3 million t of DAP
Indian Potash Limited (IPL), a major fertilizer importer and producer, has issued LoI to 14 suppliers in order to secure over 1.3 million t of DAP.
AEA partners with MiQ to launch an Ammonia Certification System
The Ammonia Energy Association has launched a global Ammonia Certification System with MiQ to accelerate the adoption of clean ammonia.
India plans to purchase fertilizers and raw materials
India's fertilizer ministry has recommended that national fertilizer companies begin buying fertilizers and raw materials as a collective.