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China’s Hubei Xingfa Chemicals Group will build a 2 Mt/y phosphogypsum-to-sulphuric acid project.
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How quickly the sulphur market will recover after a turbulent second half of the year was one of the key themes of CRU’s Sulphur and Sulphuric Acid conference in Berlin on Tuesday.
Replenish starts US fertilizer production
Canadian fertilizer maker Replenish Nutrients has started production at its first US plant, in Crookston, Minnesota.
EU clears Koch–OCP phosphate JV
The European Commission has cleared US conglomerate Koch’s plan to take joint control of a Moroccan phosphate fertilizer plant owned by OCP, the Moroccan phosphate rock and fertilizer producer.
OCI shareholders back Orascom deal
Shareholders in Amsterdam-listed OCI have approved the sale of its last operating business, OCI Nitrogen in Geleen, the Netherlands, to Czech group AGROFERT. They also approved OCI’s combination with Abu Dhabi-listed contractor Orascom Construction. OCI shares will be delisted from Euronext Amsterdam on 27 November.
Técnicas Reunidas wins Dangote reformer project
Spanish engineering company Técnicas Reunidas will supply two hydrogen reformers for Nigerian conglomerate Dangote Group’s new ammonia and urea complex in Ethiopia.
E-methanol JV for Québec
Canadian ethanol producer Greenfield Global and Danish renewable energy company European Energy have formed a joint venture to produce e-methanol in Québec.










