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July/August Issue

• World-scale nitrogen projects - We highlight the large-scale nitrogen projects that are currently under development across the globe – with Casale, EuroChem, Saipem, Stamicarbon and Toyo Engineering Corporation.

• Technologies for boosting nitrogen use efficiency - The European Union is seeking to create a climate-neutral and circular economy. The fertilizer industry can support these objectives by adopting inhibitor treatment technology (ITT) and controlled-release fertilizers (CRFs) - with thyssenkrupp Fertilizer Technology.

• Ammonia and sulphur market trends - Ammonia and sulphur, as essential raw materials, underpin and drive fertilizer production costs. A steep and sustained rally has seen prices for both commodities reach new heights in recent months.

• Innovation showcase - A selection of innovative products and technologies that have recently been brought to market - with BASF, ICL Speciality Fertilizers, IFFCO, K+S Group, Koch Agronomic Services, Saviolife and US Borax.

• Sleepwalking to failure? - One year on from the launch of its Farm to Fork Strategy, the European Commission is still failing Europe's farmers says EuroChem's head of public affairs.

• High performance nitrate-based fertilizers - The delivery of nitrogen in nitrate form can deliver superior yields and quality in arable, fruit and vegetable crops - with EuroChem, Haifa Group, Kemapco, Kingenta, Migao Corporation, SQM, Uralchem, Wentong Group and Yara International.

• ​Phosphate and potash grinding equipment - The crushing and grinding of mined phosphate rock and potash ore is a vital preparatory step for subsequent beneficiation and chemical processing - with Koppern, Loesche GmbH, Metso Outotec and TerraSource.

• The importance of phosphate milling - A holistic understanding of the phosphate milling process is necessary says Bradley Pulverizer. This ensures maximum plant uptime, the highest process efficiencies, and ultimately guarantees profitability.

• The agronomic advantages of Polysulphate - Polysulphate is an affordable, easy-to-use, multi-nutrient fertilizer with a low environmental impact. ICL highlights the crop benefits.

• Potassium nitrate: the more productive option - Potassium nitrate improves water use efficiency while simultaneously boosting nutrient uptake. SQM International outlines its main advantages.

• CRU Sustainable Fertilizer Production Technology Forum - CRU Events new virtual event takes place 20-23 September 2021 and is entirely devoted to driving sustainability through technology.

Plus our regular market insight and industry news... all in the July/August issue of Fertilizer International, in print and online - LOGIN NOW.

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The leading bi-monthly journal for the global fertilizer industry – analysing worldwide developments, as well as assessing the wider economic and political factors that impact on agricultural and fertilizer markets.

Fertilizer International is the only publication to cover the entire industry, with a special section dedicated to the phosphates and potash industries.

Both in print and online, Fertilizer International provides readers with project reports, trade analysis, production and consumption data, logistics patterns, technological developments and regular overviews of agronomic issues, making it essential reading for industry professionals worldwide.

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