India is securing vital fertilizer supplies. A new tender seeks 1.7 million tonnes of urea. This comes before the crucial planting season. ...

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A shortage of LNG due to the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz forced some producers in South Asia to shut plants last month. India...

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Uralkali, the world's largest producer of the crop nutrient, said that the contract price for potash has been set at $10 a tonne more on a ...

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...

India, one of the world's biggest importers of muriate of potash (MoP), imports about 4-5 million tonnes of the soil nutrient every year.

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

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

ndia seems relegated to a bit role in the ongoing global potash sector buyout drama despite being the biggest importer in the world.

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