Cronus Chemical LLC, owned by a group of Swiss and Turkish investors, has selected an Illinois site over one in Iowa for the location of
Category: Fertilizers
Steady Fertilizer Demand for 2015 Expected
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. is expecting that the global demand for potash fertilizer will be steady throughout next year despite tumbling crops prices that
Arianne Phosphate and DuSolo Release Good News for Investors
Arianne Phosphate, the company working to develop the Lac à Paul phosphate deposit in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean in Quebec, Canada, has managed to boost the mineral resource estimate for
North Dakota Adopts New Rules to Ensure Fertilizer Content
The North Dakota Department of Agriculture (NDDA) has introduced new rules concerning the content of agricultural fertilizers. Agriculture Commissioner, Doug Goehring, said that the department
Major U.S. Fertilizer Producer in Patent Dispute
A major U.S. fertilizer company owned by Koch brothers has been accused of trying to drive out of business a minor North Carolina company Eco
Yara and CF Industries in Talks to Create World’s No. 2 Fertilizer Company
Yara International, a Norwegian-based chemicals company, and CF Industries, a Chicago-based manufacturer and distributor of agricultural fertilizers, are in negotiations over a merger of equals
Quebec Government Supports Canada’s Phosphate Production
Quebec government has recently supported Canada’s phosphate production when the province’s premier, Phillippe Couillard, announced an investment worth 2 million USD into Arianne’s Lac à
Global Fertilizer Demand Rebounding
The world food consumption has been steadfastly growing during the past few years by 3.1% year-on-year due to strong crop prices and a rebound in
India’s Annual Budget “Disappointing” for Fertilizers
The Fertilizer Association of India (FAI) has publicized its views on the allocation of India’s annual budget into fertilizer sector saying that this year was
Norway Fertilizer Yara Buys Brazilian’s Galvani Indústria
Norway Fertilizer Company Yara International has purchased 60 percent stake in the Brazilian phosphate miner Galvani Indústria for 390 million US dollars. Under the agreement