Beaumont New Ammonia plant joins lower-carbon ammonia certification scheme
Owner Woodside Energy has signed up to the pilot phase of the Ammonia Certification System run by trade body the Ammonia Energy Association.
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Role of fertilizers in feeding the world largely unrecognised
The importance of mineral fertilizers to crop yields and global food security is only understood by around a fifth of US citizens, according to new polling data.
Fertiberia launches new Trixia biotechnology platform
The company is rebranding its existing Trichodex® business as part of an ambitious global growth strategy for biological products.
Innovar Ag SEA launches on the back of a major licensing deal
The new company has an exclusive licence for Innovar Ag’s enhanced efficiency fertilizers (EEFs) in 15 countries across Asia and the Pacific.
Hatch starts feasibility study for Kapuskasing critical minerals project
Developer KAP Minerals hopes the study will move the Northern Ontario phosphate, rare earths and strategic minerals project closer to commercial development.
Integrated phosphate megaproject officially launched
Official ceremonies by Algeria’s hydrocarbons minister Mohamed Arkab have kicked-started the construction of a very large capacity phosphate project.
Canpotex makes its biggest ever supply chain investment
Major infrastructure upgrades have been announced at Neptune Bulk Terminals in Vancouver on Canada’s west coast to meet growing overseas demand for potash.
€1.3 million K+S project offers support to 10,000 East African farmers
The ‘Grow Eastern Africa’ project aims to improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers by delivering higher yields and promoting climate-smart farming practices.
Yara opens Europe’s largest carbon capture project
The €200 million project was officially opened on 7th September in an inauguration ceremony at Sluiskil in the Netherlands attended by the Norwegian and Dutch prime ministers.
OCP and CHS plan to build Louisiana phosphate plant
CHS and OCP North America have unveiled plans to build the first major US phosphate fertilizer plant since 1984.