Gulf oil refiners are postponing some field maintenance until 2016 to keep output high and to decrease costs as analysts predict that the prices will
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Danakali Provides Specification of its Eritrean Potash Products
Danakali has published product specification sheets for major fertilizer ingredients, which has helped the company to market products from its Eritrean Colluli potash project. The
Thailand’s Environmentalists Say Potash and Gold Mining Hazardous
Thai environmental lobbying groups have called for the immediate suspension of potash and gold mining in the country, which they say poses a serious threat
Potash Corp Permanently Closes a New Brunswick Mine
Canada’s Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan has decided to permanently shut down the older of its two potash-mining operations in New Brunswick as of next month.
US Congress Wants to Cancel a North Dakota Fertilizer Regulation
US Rep. Kevin Cramer has sent a letter to US Labor Secretary, Thomas Perez, together with 38 other members of Congress urging him to cancel
Elemental Minerals Teams Up with India’s Shapoorji to Invest in Congo
Elemental Minerals teamed up with an international infrastructure company that seeks to provide construction consulting as well as A$19.3 million in equity funding for the
South Korea’s Fertilizer Aid Heading to the North
A South Korean non-profit organization provided fertilizer and other assistance to North Korea to help its neighbor build a greenhouse project. Representatives from Ace Gyeongam,
China and India Lobbying for Potash Discounts
According to the chief executive of ICL Israel Chemicals Ltd, Stefan Borgas, China and India are trying to negotiate a discount on the price of
Mosaic to Lay Off Scores of Workers as Potash Production Slumbers
Mosaic, the world’s leading producer and marketer of concentrated phosphate and potash, is laying off 46 workers at its Colonsay mine in Saskatchewan. The permanent
Yara Positive on Fertilizer Demand
The major Norwegian-based nitrogen company Yara said that low crops prices were “still supportive for fertilizer use and global fertilizer demand is growing”. Svein Tore