Strait of Hormuz Disruption Threatens India Fertiliser Supplies Amid Iran War
Strait of Hormuz fertiliser supply disruptions are raising concerns for India’s agriculture sector as shipments remain stranded due to the ongoing Iran war. Analysts warn the crisis could affect nearly one-third of global fertiliser trade and push up prices for key inputs such as sulphur and ammonia. The shipping disruption Read more
India Diversifies Fertiliser Imports Amid West Asia Tensions to Secure Kharif Crop Supply
India fertiliser imports are increasingly shifting beyond West Asia as the government explores alternative suppliers to secure supplies before the crucial kharif planting season. Rising geopolitical tensions and risks to key maritime shipping routes have prompted New Delhi to diversify fertiliser sourcing, with countries such as Russia, China, Indonesia, Morocco Read more
Perdaman Ceres Urea Plant: World’s Largest Single-Line Ammonia-Urea Project
Perdaman Ceres Urea Plant Project Overview The Perdaman Ceres Urea Plant is one of the largest fertilizer developments currently under construction in Western Australia. The project is located on the Burrup Peninsula and is expected to play a major role in strengthening Australia’s fertilizer export capacity. Meanwhile, the plant is Read more
Site Visit Conducted for 2200 MTPD Ammonia and 3850 MTPD Urea Plant Project
A site visit has been conducted for a proposed 2200 MTPD ammonia and 3850 MTPD urea plant project as part of the preparation for upcoming development activities. Representatives from project consultants and major EPC / LSTK contractors participated in the visit. The objective was to review the project site and Read more
Deepak Fertilisers CGST Order Raises ₹26.75 Lakh Tax Demand
Deepak Fertilisers CGST order has raised a tax demand of ₹26.75 lakh after authorities disallowed certain input tax credit claims. The development was disclosed by the company in a regulatory filing on March 12, 2026. The tax demand was issued by the Superintendent of CGST and Central Excise, Range-IV, Division-VII, Read more
India Requests China to Allow Urea Exports as Middle East Conflict Threatens Fertilizer Supply
India urea imports could increase in the coming months as the government seeks additional fertilizer supplies from China amid growing concerns over gas disruptions caused by the Middle East conflict. Natural gas is a key raw material for urea production, and the supply crunch is now affecting fertilizer output in Read more
Chambal Fertilisers Penalty: Income Tax Department Imposes ₹96.86 Lakh Fine
Chambal Fertilisers penalty has been imposed by the Income Tax Department after the authority passed an order under Section 271(1)(c) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The tax authority levied a penalty of ₹96.86 lakh on Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals Limited in connection with alleged incorrect deduction claims for the Read more
Global Urea Fertilizer Prices Surge After Iran Conflict
Global urea fertilizer prices have surged sharply following the escalating conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel. The disruption of key shipping routes in the Middle East has pushed fertilizer markets higher, raising concerns among farmers about rising input costs for the upcoming crop seasons. Farmers across several countries Read more
Ukraine Fertilizer Prices and Fuel Costs Rise Ahead of Spring Sowing
Ukraine fertilizer prices are rising ahead of the spring sowing season, increasing financial pressure on farmers across the country. Higher fuel costs and limited fertiliser supply are pushing cultivation expenses higher. Agricultural experts warn that farmers may have to pay significantly more than expected this season. Ukraine Fertilizer Prices Increase Read more
Natural Gas Priority for Fertiliser Plants Ahead of Kharif
In a move aimed at protecting domestic fertiliser production, the Indian government has placed fertiliser plants under “Priority Sector-2” for natural gas supply. The decision ensures that fertiliser manufacturers will receive at least 70% of their average natural gas requirement, helping them maintain steady production even if global energy supplies Read more
