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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
Europe Russian Fertiliser Import issues have become a major concern even as the EU bans Russian natural gas. The bloc is cutting fuel supplies, yet fertiliser — produced using Russian gas — continues to enter Europe in large volumes, exposing a new form of dependency. Yet beneath the headlines, a Read more
The Air Products Yara partnership aims to develop a global low-emission ammonia supply chain by linking major new projects in the United States and Saudi Arabia. The companies plan to finalize investment decisions in 2026, positioning themselves to supply the growing demand for clean ammonia across global markets — particularly Read more
The Nutrien Nitrogen Program has seen rapid expansion as more Canadian farmers adopt practices that reduce nitrogen loss and increase fertilizer efficiency. Participation has grown from 42 growers covering 42,000 acres in 2021 to 146 growers and nearly 700,000 acres by 2024 — a major scale-up driven by cost savings Read more
The Atlas Agro Richland Project took a major step forward after the company secured a $250,000 option to purchase 275 acres of land in north Richland. Atlas Agro North America plans to study the property over the next year to determine whether it can host a cluster of high-power data Read more
The Nepal government has announced a Chemical Fertilizer Import Allocation of Rs 28.82 billion for the current fiscal year. The budget targets the import of 550,000 metric tons of chemical fertilizers to stabilize domestic supply and support agricultural demand during upcoming cropping seasons. The government expects this financial push to Read more
The possibility of a peace framework between Russia and Ukraine briefly gained momentum this week, raising questions about the Russia-Ukraine Peace Impact on global commodities. Although negotiations look uncertain again, geopolitical analysts believe talks may resume and could reshape agricultural and energy markets worldwide. A Look at the U.S.-Backed Peace Read more
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