North American fertilizer news

Nutrien has indefinitely shut down Trinidad Nitrogen operations at the Point Lisas Facility due to natural gas shortages.

In October 2026 the first new shipment of 30 000 t of Belarusian potash fertilizer will arrive in New Orleans, Louisiana, US.

Canpotex has announced at CAN$500 million investment into Neptune Bulk Terminals in the Port of Vancouver, the project is intended to modernise Canadian port infrastructure.

Fertilizer Canada has released a statement that announces the company’s support of federal action to strengthen Canada’s supply chains.

The US Trump Administration has announced its intention to secure a potash supply trade deal with Belarus that would offer competitive pricing compared to Canadian potash.

Tim Schnabel, Switch Bioworks, examines how biological nitrogen could make fertilizer supply less vulnerable to geopolitical shocks.

CHS and OCP North America have launched a major initiative to strengthen the US’s fertilizer supply.

CF Industries, JERA Co., and Mitsui & Co., Ltd, have broken ground on Blue Point One, the world’s largest low-carbon ammonia plant in Louisiana, US.

MAIRE has announced new awards granted to Stamicarbon (Nextchem) for a total value of €50 million, related to technology licensing, process design package and proprietary equipment.

OCP North America has announced the arrival of the first Moroccan phosphate fertilizer shipment to the US in the wake of temporary CVD relief.