From the archives: the 'Godzilla' El Niño of 2015/16
How will the current El Niño affect global fertilizer demand? We look back at the impact of the 2015/16 'Godzilla' event in this article from our archives.
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Vateris starts customer SOP trials
Potassium sulphate (SOP) samples produced at the company’s UK pilot plant are being sent to a number of fertilizer manufacturers and distributors across Europe.
Phosphate and potash industry decarbonisation roadmap published
A roadmap on phosphate and potash decarbonisation, developed by ERM and Systemiq in collaboration with IFA, was published on 16th July.
Koch to acquire half share in JFC 1
Koch Ag & Energy Solutions is buying a 50% share in Jorf Fertilizers Company I (JFC I) as part of a second joint venture with OCP Nutricrops.
IFA Annual Conference report — it’s Monaco, take two!
Securing the fertilizer lifeline was the theme of this week's IFA Annual Fertilizer Conference in Monaco.
Dr Patricia Imas – tribute to a valued contributor
We celebrate the life and career of renowned agronomist Dr Patricia Imas by looking back at her insightful articles from the last decade.
Grupa Azoty adds new sulphur fertilizer to its portfolio
Grupa Azoty introduce DuoS®, a new nitrogen–sulphur fertilizer.
Massive CASALE converter installed at Koch Beatrice
A huge CASALE converter has been installed at Koch's Beatrice, Nebraska, fertilizer plant, after completing a mammoth 6,000-mile journey.
Kakinada green ammonia project inaugurated
Construction has started on India’s largest green ammonia project.
EU suspends fertilizer tariffs to offset CBAM costs
The European Commission says it will temporarily suspend most favoured nation (MFN) duties on EU urea and ammonia imports for one year.