Global Fertilizer Outlook - 4

World Nitrogen Demand Growing Despite Trials

Russ Quinn
By  Russ Quinn , DTN Staff Reporter
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More ammonia capacity has been built or will be built in this decade than in the previous 25 years. This chart shows the worldwide ammonia capacity built since 1950. (Chart courtesy of Alistair Wallace, CRU Fertilizers)
More ammonia capacity has been built or will be built in this decade than in the previous 25 years. This chart shows the worldwide ammonia capacity built since 1950. (Chart courtesy of Alistair Wallace, CRU Fertilizers)
Global demand for nitrogen fertilizers worldwide is increasing thanks to a growing population. Oversupply concerns, as well as geopolitical issues, threaten a fairly positive global outlook for nitrogen.

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