Alleged Foul Play Could Benefit the Fertilizer Industry

The dust has hardly settled in the potash market since the Belarusian Potash Company stirred everything up a month ago. Now, news has broken that the CEO of former BPC partner, Uralkali, has been detained on charges of abuse of power. This potash industry leader has helped BPC distribute more than 40% of global potash exports, but the recent break up threw the markets into disarray. With a potential pricing war on the horizon, this most recent headline appears to be beneficial for PotashCorp of Saskatchewan and its peers. The following video goes into more detail about who else might be affected by these latest transgressions.

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