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Qatar urea shipment activity continues in the Middle East Gulf, with the vessel Al Jurf loading approximately 54,000 tonnes of granular urea at Mesaieed port, according to ship-tracking data from Kpler. The shipment adds to the volume of non-Iranian urea currently held in the region amid limited vessel departures. Al Read more
Bangladesh’s only diammonium phosphate (DAP) fertiliser factory has remained shut for nearly four months due to a shortage of phosphoric acid, with delays in government approval for fresh imports preventing production from resuming. The shutdown at DAP Fertilizer Company Limited (DAPFCL), located in Anwara upazila of Chattogram, began on 28 Read more
India is set to produce approximately 1.1 million tonnes of green ammonia annually by converting an existing natural gas-powered ammonia and urea plant into a renewable energy-powered facility. The project, led by AM Green Ammonia (India) Private Limited, is backed by financing from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Japan. Read more
Two bulk carriers carrying sulphur shipments from the Middle East have crossed the Strait of Hormuz despite rising security risks from Iranian missile and drone attacks against commercial shipping. The crossings highlight continued sulphur trade through the strategic waterway, even as freight rates, insurance costs and crew risk payments increase. Read more
The global fertilizer market entered October with urea prices under pressure while DAP supply remained tight, according to the latest market assessment dated October 5, 2026. China’s release of an additional urea export quota is weighing on nitrogen prices, while phosphate availability remains constrained by production and logistics disruptions. India’s Read more
Sojitz Solvadis has acquired 100% of French sulphur distributor Citis Group from PFL Resources, expanding its presence in the European sulphur market. The transaction includes Citis SAS and Citis Forming SAS. The acquisition adds liquid sulphur distribution, storage and sulphur-forming assets in France to Solvadis’ existing European sulphur and sulphuric Read more
Strait of Hormuz vessel traffic remained unchanged on Tuesday, with 17 vessels transiting the strategic waterway despite heightened tensions and continued attacks on ships. According to maritime security firm Windward, six vessels entered the strait while 11 vessels transited outward. Overall traffic remains significantly below normal levels, highlighting the continued Read more
The global fertilizer supply system has adjusted to major disruptions in the Middle East, preventing an immediate worldwide food crisis despite a sharp decline in fertilizer shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Urea imports from countries that traditionally ship through the strategic waterway fell by about 85% from pre-conflict levels, Read more
Vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz increased slightly to 16 transits on Tuesday, but shipping activity remained far below pre-war levels as heightened military tensions continued to disrupt maritime trade. Data from maritime security firm Windward showed that most vessels continued to use the Iranian-controlled northern lane, while others Read more
Saudi Arabia’s fertilizer producer SABIC AN has approved the final investment decision (FID) for a major new urea plant with a production capacity of 2.6 million tonnes per year. Commercial production is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2030. The new SABIC AN urea plant will also feature Read more
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