Russia, Turkey and India move to curb sulphur exports
Three major sulphur producers are restricting exports simultaneously, threatening to push an already supply-squeezed global market into deeper deficit.
Category: Europe
The Buffer zone: Why physical traders matter more than ever in a fractured market
We speak with Ilya Motorygin, Managing Partner and Co-founder of GG Trading DMCC.
OCI Global completes Methanex exit as sell-off nears end
OCI Global has sold its entire remaining stake in Methanex Corporation, raising $138.1 million ...
Drone strikes hit Russian nitrogen plants
Ukrainian drones struck a chemical plant at Cherepovets, Vologda Oblast, on 13 April, with videos circulating on social media platform Telegram...
Europe's P4 phosphorus gap: What the industry needs to know
A session at the CRU Phosphates+Potash Expoconference 2026 in Paris today examined the strategic importance of white phosphorus — P4...
MB Energy to build ammonia import terminal in Hamburg
MB Energy says that it has received approval from the Hamburg Authority for the Environment, Climate, Energy and Agriculture (BUKEA) for the construction and operation of a new ammonia import terminal. Subject to final investment approval, the facility is planned for the Blumensand tank farm site in the Port of Hamburg.
Squeezed margins, sulphur risk and a capital drought
After a first day focused on the exhibition and technical showcases, the main conference programme at the CRU Phosphates+Potash Expoconference ...
K+S And Elixir launch European tMAP production
Production of technical monoammonium phosphate (tMAP) has begun at the Industrial ChemPark Prahovo site in Serbia.
Middle East conflict drives historic urea affordability crisis
An update on the impacts of the Middle East conflict on fertilizer markets.
Tessenderlo Group agrees to buy Cinis Fertilizer's SOP plant
Tessenderlo Group is set to acquire Cinis Fertilizer's potassium sulphate (SOP) production plant, having signed an asset transfer agreement.