Tag: Circular Economy

Granulation offers a scalable and reliable way of recovering crop nutrients from waste, says Nick Reckinger of FEECO International.

Fertiberia’s Cinta Cazador Ruiz outlines the aims of the B-FERST project and highlights its major successes.

The International Fertilizer Association (IFA) released a new report on phosphogypsum (PG) in May, ahead of its Annual Conference in Monaco.

Fertilizer International talks with Jakob Liedberg, the CEO of innovative potassium sulphate producer Cinis Fertilizer.

PuraLoop is a new fertilizer created from recycled phosphorus. ICL’s Patricia Imas and Lucas van der Saag highlight its main benefits.

While there is still a considerable push for use of biomass waste as a lower carbon feedstock for chemical production via gasification to syngas, biological processes such as fermentation are increasingly gaining traction as an alternative.

Van Iperen International is pursuing an ambitious sustainability strategy to cut its carbon footprint by 50%.

A report on CRU’s annual Sulphur+Sulphuric Acid Conference, held in Barcelona, in early November.

Emerging evidence suggests that by-products used as fertilizers, particularly ammonium sulphate, may emerge as winners from the EU’s implementation of the carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM). In this article, Franck Boher of Upgraid investigates whether by-products can help reshape sustainable fertilizer production in Europe.

As more focus extends to a circular economy, there are industry wide discussions on whether future global sulphur demand will be challenged by the energy transition and decarbonisation. Hannes Storch, Collin Bartlett and Marcus Runkel of Metso discuss how the recycling of pyrite tailings could address some of these issues.