Washington increased pressure on Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, targeting the country's defense, security and potash sectors as...

Among those the Treasury Department cites in the new sanctions are Belaruskali OAO, which is one of Belarus's largest state-owned enterpris...

The bloc will ban exports to Belarus of any communications equipment that could be used for spying, and tighten an arms embargo to include ...

India and Belarus today underscored the need for stepping up the bilateral trade from the current level of USD 230 million.

Until July 2013, a duopoly of cartels, Uralkali-Belaruskali, a Belarusian-Russian partnership, and Canpotex, alegal cartel formed by three ...

India has agreed to buy potash at $322 per tonne on a cost and freight basis in the year starting April 1, down from $427 per tonne agreed ...

India agreed to buy potash from Russia's Uralkali at $322 per tonne for the year starting April 1, the lowest price in seven years and abou...

"Indian companies can also look for opportunities for setting up joint ventures in Belarus for production of potash-based fertilizers," he ...

The supply will be spread over the year starting from March this year,” said IPL managing director PS Gahlaut.

Meanwhile, global potash giant Uralkali in its potash outlook for 2013 calendar year said it expects Indian contract to be settled in Janua...

Potash prices could touch $600 a tonne early next year on the back of demand from large consumers such as India.

With no local reserves of potash, India's expected growth rate of consumption, nearly twice as that of the global rate.

Normally, contracted deliveries of potash fertiliser via the sea route are viewed as the benchmark for rest of the world.

The MoP (muriate of potash) supply deal, struck with Zuari Industries Ltd is to be shipped to Indian shores between September 2011 and Marc...

Some three months after an industry lobby declared a self-imposed import holiday, Indian companies have struck deals for 1.87 million tonne...

India Inc went on 'potash holiday' protesting better deals for China by global suppliers but the resistance seems to be loosing its strengt...

For a few dollars more than what China paid for its imports, India could get all the potash it wants for the season from key suppliers.