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In today’s challenging times, when demand for fertilizers is growing at a slower rate than supply, fertilizer and chemical companies need to remain competitive and adopt a strategy of price excellence in order to emerge strong and stable.
With ICIS you can instantly benefit from decades of insights and expertise in the upstream and downstream petrochemical markets for a holistic integrated view of the global fertilizer markets.
A weekly fertilizer report, giving you the global and complete view on the fertilizers market, built for the international global fertilizer business. Fertilizer commodities covered: ammonia, nitrogen, phosphates, potash, and sulphur.
A visual tool that allows strategy managers and analysts to plan for the next 12 months. We offer global commodity outlooks for ammonia, phosphates, urea, sulphur and sulphuric acid.
Transformative analytical tools designed to navigate and optimise opportunities in a demand-led, price-sensitive global fertilizer market-place.
Global fertilizer price reports enabling you to focus in on your key market and set prices, negotiate confidently, mitigate risk and deploy and invest budget more accurately. Global fertilizer price reports are available for sulphur and sulphuric acid.
The icis.com subscriber platform is a single, online platform that offers an instant, detailed view of the chemical, energy and fertilizer markets. From pricing information and global trade activities, to supply and demand and breaking news, the icis.com subscriber platform provides users with an unparalleled, customisable view of the factors affecting market conditions – all in a single screen.
Our extensive coverage of global chemicals and IOSCO endorsed expertise means that ICIS is relied on to deliver a complete chain of information.
As a fertilizer market intelligence provider, we also include insights on agriculture – an important perspective for fertilizer market players. We also hold 20 years of historical data to further enrich your understanding and planning.
Our unique quantitative approach means we give you insights and analysis that are easy to review and assimilate – saving you time and effort and assuring you make the right decisions quickly.
We are trusted to support risk management decision making. An index of ICIS and Profercy prices is used in 100% of all fertilizer swaps. We also have seven ICIS quotes that are apart of the CME swaps/futures index.
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ICIS in partnership with the International Fertilizer Association (IFA) is excited to announce the launch of the 2018 Global Fertilizer Trade Flow Map.
The trade flow map provides a geographical picture of the trade flow of fertilizer products between the major producing and importing countries in the world, as well as production and consumption data.
Text: After releasing lackluster Q1 results, global agribusiness giant Nutrien has lifted investors’ spirits with a strong second-quarter showing.
However, it’s not all good news for Nutrien, as a new round of job cuts underline the tough choisces ahead, following the “merger of equals” that created the company.
In this Insight article, ICIS explores the difficult genesis of the world’s biggest crop nutrient provider, and analyses its turbulent, first six months.
In the barren depths of Western Australia’s outback, rival developers are racing to be firs to produce and market sulphate of potash fertilizer drawn from the region’s dry, brine-rich lakebeds.
This infographic explores the competing companies’ claims, transport links, offtake agreements, and logical challenges.
Find out more about Australia’s sulphate potash revolution by downloading the latest ICIS fertilizer infographic.
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