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Low-carbon ammonia could arrive in global markets as early as April 2026 when Qatar Energy’s Qafco 7 ammonia plant nears start-up. The Mesaieed Industrial City project is scheduled to produce an initial 900,000 tpy of ammonia as it ramps toward its full 1.2 million tpy capacity. The facility also includes Read more
Global Sulfur Market News highlights a sharp shift in trade trends as Russia, once a top exporter, now imports sulfur.The move follows refinery shutdowns after Ukrainian drone attacks, tightening supply and raising global price concerns. Russia’s Changing Role in the Global Sulfur Market A recent deal in the $390s/mt CFR Read more
Fertilizer Subsidy in India continues to protect millions of farmers from global price shocks. Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, the government prevented international fertilizer price surges from burdening Indian farmers. “A bag of urea still costs just ₹266 and DAP ₹1,350 Read more
In a major leadership development in India’s fertilizer industry, the Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB) has recommended Shri S. Sakthimani for the FACT CMD appointment.This decision positions him as the next Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) of The Fertilisers and Chemicals Travancore Limited (FACT), a leading public sector fertilizer company Read more
The Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP) has called for increasing urea prices in a phased manner to stem its excessive usage. This would not only help promote balanced use of soil nutrients but also rationalise the fertiliser subsidy outgo, explains Sandip Das. l What did the CACP say? While calling Read more
The board and management of Cinis Fertilizer have decided to remove the current target of reaching a production rate of 100,000 tons of potassium sulfate by the end of the year.This decision follows an assessment showing that the planned improvement measures will need more time and capital than initially estimated. Read more
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