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12 ships carrying 6 lt of urea and DAP may head to India once Strait of Hormuz opens Logistics
Shipping & Freight #shipping#urea

12 ships carrying 6 lt of urea and DAP may head to India once Strait of Hormuz opens

The Indian government announced sufficient fertilizer stocks for the kharif season, with 196.65 lakh tonnes available as of June 14. Twelve ships carrying 3.3 lt of urea and 2.57 lt of di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) are awaiting passage through the Strait of Hormuz, expected to take 7-10 days to reach India once reopened.

Jun 15, 2026 1 source
India's Fertilizer Prices Drop Amid Easing Supply Strain Commodities
Chemicals & Plastics #india#fertilizer

India's Fertilizer Prices Drop Amid Easing Supply Strain

India's latest fertilizer tender saw prices drop significantly, indicating an easing of global supply strains. National Fertilizers Ltd. received offers between $444.90 and $617 per tonne, a stark contrast to April's prices of $935 to $959 per tonne.

Jun 11, 2026 1 source
Complex Fertilizer Sales Surge 27% in May Amid Urea Decline Commodities
Agricultural #fertilizer#agriculture

Complex Fertilizer Sales Surge 27% in May Amid Urea Decline

Complex fertilizer sales in India increased by 27% in May, offsetting declines in urea and DAP sales. The rise in complex fertilizers helped maintain overall fertilizer consumption levels, despite government efforts to curb chemical fertilizer use.

Jun 10, 2026 1 source
HOS Waiver Eases Fertilizer Transport in 34 States Logistics
Rail & Road #hos waiver#fertilizer

HOS Waiver Eases Fertilizer Transport in 34 States

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has granted a waiver for Hours of Service (HOS) regulations, allowing drivers in 34 states to transport fertilizer for 16 hours within a 24-hour period. This move, supported by The Fertilizer Institute, aims to alleviate supply chain bottlenecks during peak agricultural seasons.

Jun 4, 2026 1 source
India Issues Second Tender for 70 Lakh Tonne Urea Amid Price Surge Trade
Import/Export #urea#global tender

India Issues Second Tender for 70 Lakh Tonne Urea Amid Price Surge

India has floated a second global tender to import 70 lakh tonne of urea for the kharif season, despite a significant price increase. The move aims to ensure sufficient fertilizer supply amid Middle East disruptions.

Jun 1, 2026 1 source
Telangana Seeks Exclusive Ramagundam Urea Allocation Commodities
Chemicals & Plastics #urea#telangana

Telangana Seeks Exclusive Ramagundam Urea Allocation

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has requested the central government to allocate all urea produced at the Ramagundam Fertilizer factory to the state. This move aims to ensure sufficient fertilizer availability for the upcoming kharif season amid potential rainfall deficits.

Jun 1, 2026 1 source
Natural Farming Transition Amid Fertilizer Shortage Commodities
Agricultural #atmanirbharta#fertilizer

Natural Farming Transition Amid Fertilizer Shortage

India faces a fertilizer shortage, prompting a shift towards natural farming. This transition aims to achieve self-reliance in the fertilizer sector, impacting millions of agricultural households.

Jun 1, 2026 1 source
India Seeks 1.7 Million Tons of Urea Amid Supply Disruptions Trade
Import/Export #india#fertilizer

India Seeks 1.7 Million Tons of Urea Amid Supply Disruptions

India has issued a tender to import 1.7 million tons of urea due to disrupted gas supplies from the Middle East. The tender, managed by National Fertilizers Ltd., aims to secure fertilizer ahead of the monsoon sowing season.

Jun 1, 2026 1 source
India's New Coal Gasification Urea Policy to Boost Self-Reliance Commodities
Chemicals & Plastics #coal#gasification

India's New Coal Gasification Urea Policy to Boost Self-Reliance

India is set to unveil a coal gasification-based urea policy within a month, aiming to reduce reliance on imported natural gas. This policy will leverage domestic coal reserves, enhancing self-reliance and saving foreign exchange.

Jun 1, 2026 1 source
India's Fertilizer Supply Challenges for Rabi Season Commodities
Agricultural #india#fertilizer

India's Fertilizer Supply Challenges for Rabi Season

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Jun 1, 2026 1 source
Iran Conflict Spurs Fertilizer Alternatives Amid Price Surge Commodities
Agricultural #iran#farmers

Iran Conflict Spurs Fertilizer Alternatives Amid Price Surge

The ongoing conflict in Iran has led to a significant increase in fertilizer prices, prompting farmers in Senegal and other regions to seek alternatives such as compost and manure. This shift is driven by supply disruptions in the Gulf region, which produces a substantial portion of the world's chemical fertilizers.

May 31, 2026 1 source