The 16th CRU Phosphates
Conference will be held in Orlando, USA, 31 March - 2 April, 2025.
NEW FOR 2025: For the first time CRU Phosphates+Potash Expoconference will feature a robust commercial and technical content stream tailored to support management, operations, and production personnel throughout the potash value chain.
With its unique combination of strategic insights from industry leaders, and technical and operational developments, CRU Phosphates+Potash provides a welcome opportunity for the phosphates and potash communities to reconnect in-person for important discussion, debate, and business development. The event will connect a global audience from across the international supply chain involved in the phosphate and potash fertilizer, feed, and industrial applications. Attendees will learn how the latest industry initiatives and technologies are driving sustainability and efficiency improvements in the phosphate and potash industries.
The technical content streams are specifically designed to support operations and production personnel from across the value chain. The technical agenda explores how new technology, process, materials, and equipment developments can improve safety, efficiency, environmental compliance, and productivity.
Essential insights into market dynamics: The commercial and markets agenda, anchored by CRU's expert analysts, provides crucial insights into the supply, demand, trade, and regulatory issues that shape the global phosphate and potash market. From regional outlooks through to niche demand areas, the agenda gives attendees a thorough overview of market forces, informing their business decisions for the year ahead.
Sourcing solutions with a range of technical experts: The exhibition of world-class solution providers provides a one-stop-shop to meet with a wide range of companies providing products and services from mining and beneficiation technology through to fertilizer finishing and packaging - saving attendees time and money by bringing together solution providers from across the entire phosphate and potash production cycles.
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