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Kenya Georgia agricultural exports are expected to rise sharply as Kenya strengthens trade ties with Georgia after a strong 2024 performance. Exports surged to KSh 821 million, far exceeding imports of just KSh 58 million, highlighting a growing opportunity for Kenyan farmers in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus. Fresh-cut flowers Read more
Russian fertilizer plant attack reports emerged as Russia faced a major escalation in overnight drone activity, with air defenses intercepting 287 Ukrainian drones — one of the highest single-night totals of the conflict. The wave of attacks caused significant disruptions to air traffic and intensified concerns after strikes were reported Read more
The global fertilizer market 2026 is entering a new era as junior mining companies rise quickly and begin competing directly with long-established majors. Countries across the world are reassessing supply strategies, forming new alliances, and strengthening domestic production as fertilizer demand continues to grow. Russia–India Alliance Reshapes Nitrogen and Urea Read more
The CBAM charges for nitrogen fertilizers are set to transform Europe’s import structure when the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism takes effect in 2026. A leaked Brussels document has revealed projected carbon costs that could reshape how Europe buys and prices urea, nitrates, ammonium sulphate and UAN. Traders say the early Read more
The Asia-Potash Laos expansion reached a major breakthrough this week. The company finished continuous feeding tests for its third 1-million-ton production line. It also moved its first batch of 60 percent potash fertilizer through the conveyor system. This confirms that the main conveyor in the Dongbun Noi mining area is Read more
The Iran Belarus fertilizer agreement marks a major step toward deeper agricultural and industrial cooperation between the two countries. Iran’s Agriculture Minister Gholamreza Nouri Qezeljeh and Belarus’ Industry Minister Andrei Kuznetsov finalised the plan during an official meeting. Both sides agreed to expand their partnership across agriculture, forestry, veterinary services, Read more
Bangladesh fertiliser import approval was granted today for the procurement of large fertiliser volumes to ensure uninterrupted farm input availability during the next agricultural season. The government cleared proposals for importing 80,000 metric tons of fertiliser and 20,000 metric tons of phosphoric acid, a move officials say will stabilise the Read more
Trump tariffs on fertilizer and rice could reshape global agricultural trade after new comments from Donald Trump regarding import duties. He suggested fresh tariffs on Canadian fertilizer and Indian rice during a White House meet, where farmers raised concerns over low prices and import competition. Trump tariffs on fertilizer and Read more
The Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC) held a high-level meeting with the Ambassador of Sudan to Jordan, Hassan Swar Dahab, to discuss strengthening cooperation in the phosphate fertilizer industry and meeting Sudanese market requirements. The meeting, held at JPMC headquarters in Amman, brought together CEO Abdel Wahab Rawad and the Read more
The Russia Indonesia Fertilizer Supply partnership is moving forward as both countries signal interest in expanding trade in mineral fertilizers for Indonesian farmers. Russia has expressed readiness to increase shipments of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash-based fertilizers, while Indonesia is looking for stable, affordable input supply to support national food production. Read more
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