Sustainable fertilizer news

OCP Group and UNIDO have signed an MoU to accelerate agricultural transformation and low-carbon industrial development in Africa and the rest of the globe.

Alex Valentine, Andres Agurto, and Franz Hippler, Yara R&D, discuss the future of crop fertilizers, and why the role of crop nutrition – especially from the mineral fertilizer industry – is rarely present in science-fiction films.

The governments of Brazil and the UK have announced a declaration to improve the production and use of fertilizers for food security, nature, and the climate.

Replenish Nutrients has announced US Licensing Agreement with Farmers Union Enterprises to expand production of patented SuperKS fertilizer.

A global alliance has launched the LEAF Initiative at COP30 in Brazil to accelerate the scale adoption of low-emission ammonia fertilizer.

ATOME has secured US$100 million in funding from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) for its fertilizer plant at Villeta, Paraguay.

Maria-Katharina Mokosch, Servomex, the Netherlands, examines the role of gas analysis in fertilizer production and how it helps to reduce emissions while optimising processes for a more sustainable future.

Canada Nickel have collaborated with NetCarb, focusing on blue-green hydrogen and low-carbon fertilizers, magnesium-based products, and biomass.

XCMG Machinery and Dangote Group have announced an alliance to jointly develop sustainable solutions for fertilizer, agriculture, mining, and cement sectors in Africa.

Travertine Technologies has started the operation of a demonstration plant producing sulfuric acid in Upstate New York, US.