Global Fertilizer Market Weekly Report – September 1–6, 2025

Stay updated with the latest global fertilizer report for September 1–6, 2025. This week, key developments shaped the global fertilizer market, impacting manufacturers, importers, distributors, and farmers worldwide. China announced an increase in its urea export quota to 4 million tonnes, boosting global supply and creating short-term downward pressure on prices. Importers and traders are adjusting supply chains to accommodate this shift.

Meanwhile, Russia revealed plans to expand its share of the global fertilizer market from 20% to 25% by 2030, with a focus on exports to BRICS nations including India, China, Brazil, and South Africa. EU tariffs and geopolitical tensions continue to pose challenges, but Russian producers remain committed to strengthening their position in international markets.

In the U.S., the reimposition of broad fertilizer tariffs has raised input costs for domestic producers and farmers, particularly in the Midwest agricultural belt. These changes could affect farm productivity and food security while favoring domestic over imported fertilizers. Analysts expect price volatility of up to 15% in 2025 due to energy market swings, trade restrictions, and geopolitical uncertainties.

Despite these market challenges, Syngenta Group reported $14.5 billion in sales for H1 2025, demonstrating operational efficiency and resilience. Strategic investments in emerging markets and strong supply chain management helped the company navigate global market turbulence.

This weekly update in the global fertilizer report is essential for industry stakeholders who want to monitor policy changes, track price movements, and plan strategic sourcing. Key trends to watch in September 2025 include China’s fertilizer export adjustments, Russia’s progress toward its 25% market share goal, U.S. tariff developments, and mid-month global price fluctuations.

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