Uhde wins BFI export infrastructure FEED contract
Germany’s thyssenkrupp Uhde has been selected by Brunei Fertilizer Industries (BFI) to execute the ...
Section: CRUFI News
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 ...
Mosaic idles Brazilian phosphate plants in major restructure
US fertilizer giant the Mosaic Company has announced the idling and demobilisation of its Araxá Mining and ...
Southeast Asia Fertilizer Association launched in Bali
Three leading regional fertilizer producers have established the Southeast Asia Fertilizer Association (SEAFA).
PMP inaugurates fifth phosphoric acid line at Jorf Lasfar
The new line was inaugurated on the 2 April and has a capacity of 400 tonnes per day.
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.
ICL launches Bioz Kellus
ICL has launched Bioz Kellus, a new micronutrient and biostimulant product. It delivers faster nutrient uptake and improves plant resilience.
Dyno Nobel sells Phosphate Hill to Mayfair
Dyno Nobel has signed a binding agreement for the sale of the Phosphate Hill plant in Australia to Ryowa II GPS Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mayfair Australia Corporation, it announced 9 March. The purchase is for a nominal A$1.00 (US$0.70), with a deferred value of up to A$100 million payable to Dyno Nobel subject to certain conditions and performance hurdles. Phosphate Hill produces around 400,000 t/a DAP and 200,000 t/a MAP.