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Normale Ansicht

Crop Prices Hit Highest Since 2023 as War and Bad Weather Bite

29. April 2026 um 08:44
The extended closure of the Strait of Hormuz and extreme weather have jolted farm commodities prices to a two-year high, as fertilizer headaches and the prospect of smaller harvests drive food inflation risks.

Fertilizer is spread onto a corn field at a farm in Ruleville, Mississippi. Photographer: Rory Doyle/Bloomberg

India Approaches Fertilizer Producers as Iran War Curbs Supplies

02. April 2026 um 14:51
India is in talks with major producers and exporters of nitrogen-based and phosphatic fertilizers to secure direct procurement, according to a person familiar with the matter, as the Middle East conflict disrupts trade and constrains output.

A farmer sprinkles fertiliser in a paddy field on the outskirts of Amritsar, India.

Iran War Snarls Key Global Hub for Fertilizer Supplies

02. März 2026 um 15:06
The conflict in Iran threatens to disrupt a major fertilizer production and shipping hub, raising the risk of higher crop costs and food inflation.

Machinery at Yara International ASA's 24-megawatt plant for renewable hydrogen production at the company's Heroya industrial facility in Porsgrunn, Norway, on Monday, June 10, 2024. Europe's largest fertilizer maker, Yara, opened a renewable hydrogen plant in Norway as it seeks to decarbonize a process that uses natural gas as a feedstock.

Soy Futures Hit 20-Month High as US Biofuel Decision Nears

26. Februar 2026 um 05:38
Soybean futures hit their highest point in 20 months on Thursday, ahead of the expected submission of biofuel blending quotas by the US Environmental Protection Agency.

A grain truck full of soybeans during a harvest at a farm in Rochester, Minnesota, US, on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025. Soybean futures plunged, extending earlier losses, after US President Donald Trump threatened additional tariffs on China’s goods and said there was “no reason” to meet with Chinese President Xi Jingping. Photographer: Ben Brewer/Bloomberg

Yara May Drop US Project If Fertilizer Excluded From EU Carbon Levy

12. Januar 2026 um 15:53
Yara International ASA warned that it could abandon a planned low-emission ammonia project in the US if the European Union was to exclude fertilizers from its flagship carbon border levy.

Suspending the carbon levy on fertilizers would make it less appealing to invest in low-carbon output, as buyers in the region could import cheaper products. Photographer: Philippe Lopez/AFP/Getty Images
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