PhosAgro news

The board of directors also re-elected as its deputy chairman Andrey Guryev, vice president of the Russian Union of Chemists.

PhosAgro has welcomed the final decision taken at the level of the European Parliament and the European Council to limit the sale of phosphate-based fertilizers containing high levels of heavy metals everywhere in the EU from 2022.

The Republic of Uzbekistan and Germany have announced plans to construct a new chemical complex for the increased production of fertilizers in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.

The global monoammonium phosphate market is expected to post a CAGR of more than 2% during the period 2019–2023, according to the latest market research report by Technavio.

Acron Group has executed an amendment agreement to extend their up to US$750 million five-year syndicated structured pre-export finance facility which was originally signed with a group of relationship banks on 3 May 2017.

EuroChem Group AG, the global fertilizer company, has announced that its subsidiary Lifosa has received the Exporter of the Year award from the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists.

A new report on Single Superphosphate (SSP) is now available to read on ResearchandMarkets.com.

The growth in fertilizer industry will drive the growth of the monoammonium phosphate market.

Argus Media is reporting that Australia-based fertilizer producer Incitec Pivot (IPL) will close its Portland, Victoria, single super phosphate (SSP) plant in May.

JSC Apatit, the company’s phosphate fertilizer enterprise located in Cherepovets, Russia, has incorporated JSC Metachem, an enterprise located in Volkhov and JSC PhosAgro-TRANS, a freight-forwarding company in Cherepovets.