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US Phosphate Market Under Pressure as Exports Rise and Middle East War Disrupts Trade
The USA phosphate market is facing intense pressure as exports surge while the Middle East conflict disrupts global fertilizer trade flows. Prices have climbed to their highest levels since 2022, raising concerns about affordability for farmers.Read more
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Iran Threatens Gulf Ports as US Blockade Escalates Strait of Hormuz Tensions
The Iran US blockade Strait of Hormuz has escalated geopolitical tensions and raised serious concerns over global trade and energy supply. As the Iran US blockade Strait of Hormuz disrupts shipping routes and oil flows, markets are reactingRead more
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Turkey Sulphur Export Ban 2026: Supply Tightens as Prices Surge
The Turkey sulphur export ban has come into effect from 7 April 2026, restricting overseas shipments amid rising prices and tightening supply in the global market. Under the new regulation, exports of sulphur under customs tariff code 2503 haveRead more
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India Fertilizer Gas Supply Rises to 90% Amid Middle East Energy Crisis
New Delhi: India fertilizer gas supply has been increased to 90% of the six-month average consumption to protect urea production amid the ongoing Middle East war and energy disruptions. Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary at the Ministry of PetroleumRead more
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Australia Urea Imports Disrupted as Strait of Hormuz Closure Forces Shift to New Suppliers
Australia urea imports are under pressure as disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz restrict supply from the Middle East. Importers are now searching for alternative sources, but strict AQIS rules and limited approvals are creating freshRead more
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US Phosphate Fertilizer Tariffs Face Pressure as Farmers Seek Relief
US phosphate fertilizer tariffs are once again under scrutiny as farmer groups urge the government to ease import restrictions. They argue that these tariffs are increasing costs and limiting access to critical fertilizers needed for cropRead more
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ICL Fertilizer Operations Safe After Iranian Drone Strike Near Ashdod
ICL Fertilizer Operations Remain Unaffected Israeli fertilizer producer and exporter ICL Group has confirmed that its phosphate mining and production operations remain fully operational after an Iranian drone strike near the Rotem IndustrialRead more
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Russia Gains as Global Fertilizer Prices Surge Amid Iran War
The global fertilizer prices Iran war impact is reshaping the international fertilizer market, as supply disruptions in West Asia push prices sharply higher. The ongoing conflict has tightened global supplies and created a strong opportunity forRead more
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Russia Suspends Ammonium Nitrate Exports Until April 21
MOSCOW, March 24: Russia has announced a fertilizer export ban on ammonium nitrate for one month, effective until April 21, to ensure adequate domestic supply during the spring planting season. Russia controls up to 40% of global ammoniumRead more
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OCP Nutricrops Expansion Approved in India and France
The OCP Nutricrops expansion has received official approval from the government of Morocco, marking a major step in strengthening the global fertilizer supply chain. The decision allows OCP Group to expand its subsidiary operations in France andRead more
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Brazil Fertilizer Supply Crisis Deepens Amid Strait of Hormuz Disruption
The Brazil fertilizer crisis is intensifying as disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continue to block critical shipments. Brazil, a major agricultural producer, depends heavily on imported fertilizers. However, ongoing geopolitical tensions areRead more
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Maaden Diverts Phosphate Exports via Yanbu, Sells 50,000t DAP to Ethiopia at Strong Prices
Saudi Arabia’s Maaden has confirmed a Maaden DAP export Ethiopia deal, selling 50,000 tonnes of diammonium phosphate (DAP) at prices in the low to mid-$800s/t cfr Djibouti. The move highlights strong fertilizer demand and a strategic shift inRead more
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