Potassium sulfate

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Potassium sulfate projects

chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving potassium sulfate.

1 produces it and 1 uses it as feedstock.

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Latest news on potassium sulfate

29 September 2026
AFYREN and Terrial renew partnership for French potash fertilizers

Renewed partnership extends supply of French-made, bio-based potassium-rich fertilizer for high-value crop formulations, strengthening local potassium availability.

27 August 2026
AFYREN advances NEOXY ramp-up and validates its biobased model

Plant passed 1,000 t of bio-based acids; capacity reached 30–40% after June works; process held up during heat/water stress; aims to double NEOXY H2 2026 revenue vs H1.

16 June 2026
AFYREN: NEOXY plant doubles sales to ~€1M as ramp hits 20% capacity

NEOXY plant generated ~€1M in early 2026, production in the hundreds of tonnes, capacity at 20%, and a June 2026 shutdown for reliability and optimisation.

8 June 2023
AFYREN NEOXY Plant Advances Production in France

The plant completed construction, began production, and delivered initial biobased acid lots. It aims for full capacity by 2023, targeting 16,000 tons annually and €35M in sales.

6 November 2019
Belkali-Migao Opens First Potassium Nitrate Plant in Belarus

The new plant's first stage will produce 80,000 tons of potassium nitrate annually, boosting exports and regional investment. The second stage will increase capacity to 160,000 tons.

12 February 2019
AFYREN secures €60M for industrial development

The financing will fund the first plant's design and development, advancing bio-based acid production technology for markets like cosmetics, nutrition, and fine chemicals.

Potassium sulfate plants by country

chemXplore tracks 6 plants producing potassium sulfate in 5 countries.

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The 4 with the most plants, of 5 countries.

Potassium sulfate producers

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The 3 with the most plants, of 7 producers.

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