India Faces Specialty Fertiliser Price Jump As China Suspends Exports Affecting Not Just India But Global Markets https://www.rozanaspokesman.com/farming/farmers-issues/211025/india-faces-specialty-fertiliser-price-jump-as-china-suspends-exports.html The suspension covers specialty fertilisers like TMAP (Technical Monoammonium Phosphate) and Urea-solution products like AdBlue, as well as conventional fertilisers such as DAP and urea... Chakraborty said specialty fertiliser prices, already at abnormally high levels, could rise 10-15 per cent due to the Chinese export curbs... India consumes around 250,000 tonnes of specialty fertilisers annually, with 60-65 per cent used during the rabi season, which runs from October to March.
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