Nitrogen news

Tsubame BHB has been selected by Tokyo for a green hydrogen-to-fertilizer initiative.

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.

Saudi Arabia's SABIC has loaded the dry bulk carrier, Courtesy K, with a urea shipment at the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia.

MAIRE has announced new awards for an overall value of approximately €1.3 billion, including a large scale E&C project as well as licensing and PDP for a fertilizer plant.

Australia has secured a 90 000 t of urea across three separate cargoes via a government scheme to support fertilizer imports.

CF Industries Holdings, Inc. has reported 1Q26 net earnings of US$615 million, adjusted EBITDA of US$983 million.

In an insight piece from ICIS, Chris Vlachopoulos explores how policy responses to the disruptions caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz remain mixed.

CF Industries and PepsiCo have entered a commercial agreement to produce low-carbon nitrogen fertilizer for potato farming.

India's fertilizer ministry has recommended that national fertilizer companies begin buying fertilizers and raw materials as a collective.

Argus Media has reported that the urea market has taken a cautious approach in the wake of the US-Iran ceasefire as the market tallies up lost urea supplies.