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Happy Independence Day of Ukraine!

UKRFERTINVEST sincerely congratulates all Ukrainians on the 35th anniversary of Ukraine’s Independence. We express our gratitude to Ukraine’s defenders and wish our country peace, security, prosperity and a confident future.

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European Gas Prices Rise as TTF Surpasses €60/MWh Amid Geopolitical Tensions

European gas prices climbed above €60/MWh as geopolitical tensions, LNG supply risks, and energy market uncertainty continue to impact Europe.

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ProfitFert-2026 in Uman: Fertilizer Market Conference Highlights and Outlook

ProfitFert-2026 agricultural chemistry conference concluded in Uman. Industry leaders discussed fertilizer markets, logistics, REACH and CLP regulations, AI technologies, and autumn season prospects.

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Global fertilizer market under pressure: sulfur shortage and logistical disruptions

The global fertilizer market is experiencing a period of instability in 2026 due to raw material shortages, logistical challenges, and geopolitical risks. The main blow falls on phosphate fertilizers, ammonia, urea, and potassium, the prices of which continue to rise.

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Urea prices in Europe have risen sharply due to supply disruptions from the Middle East

The European urea market has reacted sharply to supply disruptions from the Middle East, with prices rising to €660/t amid panic buying.

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Sowing season 2026 in Ukraine: saltpeter shortage threatens grain harvest losses

The 2026 sowing campaign in Ukraine may be held in conditions of fertilizer shortage and difficult logistics. According to experts, the shortage of ammonium nitrate may lead to a shortfall of up to 10% of the grain harvest. The total harvest is forecast at about 50 million tons.

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Farmers call for urgent opening of lime-ammonium nitrate imports: fertilizer shortage threatens to result in loss of up to 20% of harvest

VAR and UCAB are asking the government to urgently allow the import of lime-ammonium nitrate. The shortage of fertilizers could reduce the harvest by up to 20%.

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Global urea prices rise amid shortages and anticipation of tenders

Urea prices are rising in most key regions due to tight supply and expectations of new tenders, primarily from India. Buyers are cautious, but upward pressure on prices is increasing.

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Nitrogen, energy and war: what really drives the global fertilizer market

The fertilizer market has turned into a geopolitical arena where energy, sanctions, and military risks dictate the rules.

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