3nd International Conference Fertilizers 2025: Turkiye and Black Sea region
Istanbul, Turkiye, 16-18 April 2025

World Fertilizer Market (Chem-Courier Agency) is pleased to announce the start of preparations for its third conference, focusing on the fertilizer markets of Türkiye and the Black Sea region, building on the valuable insights and successes of the previous two events.

The III International Conference Fertilizers 2025: Türkiye and Black Sea region will take place in Istanbul, Turkiye, in 16-18 April 2025. We will announce the exact date later. Istanbul remains an easily accessible destination for all regional and non-regional market players. The conference will be held in both English, with simultaneous interpretation into Turkish provided for the convenience of the attendees. This event will serve as a key platform for discussing critical issues in the fertilizer market, bringing together suppliers from North Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, the Balkans, Ukraine, and local participants. They play a vital role in the mineral fertilizer supply chain, ensuring resource stability and availability for the agricultural sectors of Türkiye and the Black Sea region. The WFM team continues to invite producers, international traders, and importers active in this strategic region, offering our partners valuable opportunities to forge new business relationships and strengthen existing ones—driving further growth in the fertilizer market through 2025.

Among the key challenges impacting the fertilizer market in 2024 and shaping the future of Türkiye and the Black Sea region are:

   -       geopolitical instability driven by the war in Ukraine, resulting sanctions, and ongoing conflicts in the Middle East
-       energy price fluctuations in Türkiye and Europe, which are driving up manufacturing costs
-       persistent volatility of the Turkish national currency, adding to market uncertainty
-       changes in international logistics routes and rising freight rates in the Black Sea region, compounded by port infrastructure constraints
-       increasing environmental regulations, as Türkiye and Black Sea countries face mounting international pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture
-       a growing demand for innovation in water-soluble and organo-mineral fertilizers in Türkiye and the Black Sea region, necessitating investments in research and the development of advanced industrial technologies
-       fluctuations in global raw material prices and Türkiye’s reliance on imported feedstocks, such as ammonia and phosphate rock
-       climate change, particularly the impact of droughts in the Black Sea region, affecting fertilizer demand and their efficiency of use
-       economic uncertainty and inflation dampening demand from farmers, with significant increases in bank interest rates for agricultural loans.                                                                                                                                                        read more>>>

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