A Planning and Development Committee is meeting on Thursday (April 16) to express its support for the plans to build a potash mine near Whitby
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Saudi Arabia Curbs Oil Supply to Asian Customers
Saudi Arabia has decreased its oil exports to some of its Asian customers, mostly to South Korea and Japan since last month. The decision to
Uralkali Might Revisit its 2015 Potash Target
Uralkali, the world’s largest potash company by production, might need to review its annual production target for this year after a flood in one of
Supertankers for Oil Products Being Built in the Wake of Refineries Revolution
The fast growth of huge refineries is encouraging the development of a new class of oil supertankers as traders start looking for scale and volume
PotashCorp’s CFO Sells Millions of Dollars Worth of Company’s Stock
Wayne Brownlee, Chief Financial Officer of Canada’s Potash Corporation who took the company public in the late 1980s and helped it grow to eventually become
Ukraine Asks Russia for More Oil
Russian Energy Minister, Alexander Novak, said that Ukraine had asked for 1 billion cubic meters of gas from Russia this month, which is three times
Iran’s Nuclear Deal Likely to Spur Exports and Drag Oil Price Down
Iran’s nuclear deal with the world powers is expected to spur the country’s oil exports and thus further support the downward trend in global oil
India Seeking a China-Like Potash Deal
Belarus’ contract to sell potash to Chinese customers at an unexpectedly low price has encouraged India to attempt to negotiate a similar deal ahead of
China’s Fertilizer Sector Fears Potential Depreciation of the Yuan
According to Scotiabank, the growing risk that China will devaluate its currency – the yuan – in the upcoming weeks is posing a risk to
Canpotex Finalizes Supply Contracts with China
Canpotex, Canada’s Saskatchewan-based potash exporting and marketing firm, in operation since 1972, has finalized supply deals with its major Chinese customers for potash shipments for