China s major fertiliser makers to suspend exports amid tight supplies
07/30/2021 | 02:32am EDT
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Some of China s major fertiliser companies said they would temporarily suspend exports to assure supplies in the domestic market, the state planner said on Friday, after prices in one of the world s top grain producers hit record levels.
China is the world s top exporter of phosphate, and shipped 3.2 million tonnes of diammonium phosphate fertiliser in the first half of this year to major buyers such as India and Pakistan as well as 2.4 million tonnes of urea, according to customs data.
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