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Carbon Border Tax CBAM is already lifting EU fertilizer prices, as the European Union begins embedding carbon costs into nitrogen and fertilizer imports. Market participants report that Carbon Border Tax CBAM is influencing pricing behavior even before its full enforcement phase. Insights shared by Yara indicate that the CBAM is Read more
Yara expects the global nitrogen market to remain tight despite new capacity additions, supported by steady demand growth, aging plant closures, and supply uncertainty in key exporting regions. The company shared this outlook during its Capital Markets Day 2026 presentation. According to Yara, nitrogen demand continues to rise globally due Read more
Lower European gas prices are expected to boost nitrogen margins and improve the competitiveness of fertilizer producers in the region. Falling natural gas costs, driven by rising LNG supply and improved energy security, are reshaping the European nitrogen fertilizer market. European gas prices declined sharply in 2025 compared with previous Read more
China urea exports remain uncertain, and this uncertainty is expected to keep global urea prices supported in the coming months. Market participants continue to closely track China urea exports, as even small policy changes by the world’s largest producer can significantly influence international fertilizer prices. Insights shared during Yara’s Capital Read more
EU fertilizer import tariffs may be temporarily and retroactively suspended as the European Commission responds to mounting pressure from farmers across Europe. The proposal follows intense farmer protests held on 18 December on the sidelines of the European summit. The European Commission and the Cypriot presidency of the EU Council Read more
Petrobras Fafen Sergipe restart has officially ended a 21-month production halt at the nitrogen fertilizer plant in northeastern Brazil. The Petrobras Fafen Sergipe restart confirms the resumption of ammonia production at the Fabrica de Fertilizantes Nitrogenados (Fafen) facility located in Laranjeiras, Sergipe state. The announcement was made by Petrobras president Read more
OCP tMAP production restart is drawing strong attention as global water-soluble fertilizer markets continue to face supply constraints. The OCP tMAP production restart, scheduled for the end of January, is expected to restore availability of technical-grade monoammonium phosphate at a critical time for agricultural supply chains. The resumption of tMAP Read more
France fertilizer carbon tax exemption has become a key policy issue as the French government seeks relief for fertilizers under the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). France has raised concerns that applying the EU carbon border tax on fertilizers could increase costs for farmers and weaken the competitiveness Read more
Venezuela urea shipping costs rose sharply after the US raid on 3 January, which led to the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. The sudden escalation created uncertainty in the freight market. However, exporters expect urea loadings and shipments to continue. Several vessel owners sought a war-risk premium in the days Read more
The Beaumont New Ammonia (BNA) facility in southeast Texas, U.S., has successfully produced its first ammonia after completing systems testing. This milestone marks the first phase of operations commissioning for the large-scale ammonia project. The facility is expected to enter commercial production in early 2026, following the formal handover from Read more
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