Nitrogen prices are correcting as risk premiums fade. Phosphates remain constrained by sulfur shortages and limited tradable volume. Brazil is seeking emergency supply from Russia, China and Morocco. Thailand’s full import dependence is increasing farmer cost pressure. U.S. tariff relief on Moroccan phosphates shows rising supply-security concerns. QatarEnergy raised July sulfur FOB price to USD 890/t.

Calcium Ammonium Nitrate is a highly water-soluble nitrogen-calcium fertilizer. It provides nitrogen in both nitrate and ammonium forms, ensuring both rapid and sustained nutrient availability. Its calcium content supports stronger cell walls, improved fruit quality, better stress resistance, and healthier crop growth.

Compound fertilizers can be classified by their main raw material systems, such as nitrate-sulfate-based, sulfur-based, chloride-based, urea-based and double-sulfate-based fertilizers. Each type has different nutrient release patterns, crop suitability and application requirements. Understanding these differences helps growers choose the right fertilizer for better yield, quality and soil management.