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Bangladesh Fertilizer Import Approval moved forward today as the Advisers Council Committee on Government Purchase recommended clearing two major import proposals totaling 80,000 metric tons of fertilizers. The decision aims to ensure uninterrupted supply ahead of the upcoming cultivation season. The approval came during the Committee’s 48th meeting of 2025, Read more
Kuwait’s state-owned producer KPC has increased the Kuwait Sulphur Price (KSP) for December to $495/t FOB, marking a sharp $95/t jump from October. This continues the strong upward trend seen over the past three months, with the December KSP now $5/t higher than the previous record peak of June 2022. Read more
Mosaic December Phosphate Offers have been announced, with the US-based fertilizer producer releasing new prices for December loading at New Orleans (Nola). Mosaic is offering DAP at $650/st FOB and MAP at $630/st FOB, marking notable reductions from the previous month. The fresh DAP offer is $70/st lower than the Read more
The EU CBAM fertilizer impact is becoming a major concern as the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) moves toward full implementation on January 1, 2026. Industry groups warn that this policy could sharply raise fertilizer prices and disrupt supply across the European Union. EU CBAM Fertilizer Impact Raises Industry Concerns Read more
German sulphur consumer Kelheim Fibres will wind down its operations by the end of this year. The company announced the decision on 24 November after a planned sale to the LEO III Fund, managed by the Dubag Group, collapsed. The potential sale was linked to Kelheim’s ongoing insolvency process. However, Read more
Bangladesh plans to raise Bangladesh LNG imports for fertilizer in 2026 to support gas-starved fertilizer factories. State-run Petrobangla will import at least seven additional LNG cargoes each year, preferably from the spot market. The company will include these extra cargoes in its Annual Delivery Programme (ADP) for 2026. Petrobangla Chairman Read more
The Myanmar Fertilizer, Seed and Pesticide Entrepreneurs Association (MFSPEA) has opened applications for companies that want to participate in the Myanmar fertilizer import 2026 programme. The association plans to import urea and NPK 15-15-15 fertilizers from January to March 2026 through a competitive pricing system. This initiative follows guidance from Read more
Pakistan’s federal cabinet has instructed the Ministry of National Food Security and Research to create a mechanism that ensures Pakistan fertiliser price stability. The decision follows recommendations from a committee led by the Deputy Prime Minister. The government wants stable fertiliser prices as it adjusts gas supplies for the industry. Read more
margins. The Europe natural gas price impact on nitrogen fertilizer margins has become one of the key drivers for ammonia, urea and nitrate producers in 2024. Front-month natural gas futures at the Dutch TTF hub slipped by around 3pc today, with the December contract touching €29.2/MWh. This level sits just Read more
The Bangladesh gas price for fertilizer plants has almost doubled. The rate is now Tk 29.25 per unit, up from Tk 16 per unit earlier. This marks one of the biggest price changes for fertilizer manufacturers in recent years. The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) announced the revised rate on Read more
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