Global potash company, Ercosplan, has been commissioned by Potash West, an exploration company focused on developing potassium-rich glauconite deposits in West Australia’s Perth Basin, to
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Whitby Potash Mine Could Incur a £10m Loss Annually in Tourism
A recently published report has revealed that a proposed billion-pound potash mine near Whitby, England, could cost the local tourism industry £10m a year during
Texas Passed a Fertilizer Law Improving Safety
Texas has passed a fertilizer safety bill inspired by the explosion at West Fertilizer Co. two years ago. The new law should ensure that no
Saudi Arabia Says Higher Oil Production Driven by Demand
Saudi Arabia announced yesterday (9 June) that its increasing production over the last three months has been the result of a rising global demand. The
Pending Fertilizer Legislation a Threat for German Exporters
Pending fertilizer legislation in Germany might have a negative impact on the country’s exports of wheat and its position as a major exporter of hard
Potash West Upgrades Phosphate Resource at Dinner Hill Project in West Australia
Potash West, an exploration company focused on developing potassium-rich glauconite deposits in West Australia’s Perth Basin, has revisited its phosphate resource at its Dinner Hill
Commodity Prices Affected by Strengthening Dollar
Commodity prices have recently been affected by strengthening dollar, with oil, gold and wheat leading the decline. The U.S. dollar rose at the end of
India’s Crude Imports from Iran Hit Their Highest in May
Last month, India imported the highest amount of crude oil from Iran since March 2014 as refiners increased their purchases before the final moves in
India’s IPL Praises Russian PhosAgro as Reliable Fertilizer Supplier
The managing director of Indian Potash Limited (IPL), P.S. Gahlaut, hailed Russian fertilizer company PhosAgro as one of the most reliable global plants that can
Venezuela Signs a Deal with Russia’s Rosneft Worth $14 billion
Venezuela’s President, Nicolas Maduro, announced that Russia’s oil giant Rosneft and his country’s state-run PDVSA have agreed on a deal bringing about $14 billion in