09.05.2011 • News

Belarus Hikes Potash Export Duty 50% From June

Belarus has raised export duty on potash fertilizers by 50% from June 1, a presidential decree showed on Friday, a move that is likely to hurt local producers. The duty will rise to €75/ton from the current €50, the decree published on official website www.pravo.by showed. BPC, a joint venture between Belarussian state firm Belaruskali and Russia's Uralkali, is the sole exporter of potash from Belarus and controls up to 30 percent of the global potash market.

Free Virtual Event

Batteries and Hydrogen: Competitors or Partners?
CHEManager Spotlight

Batteries and Hydrogen: Competitors or Partners?

17 September 2026 | Reserve your spot to learn where solid-state batteries and green hydrogen are headed—and how leading teams are turning them into scalable energy storage solutions.

Interview

The UK Chemical Supply Chain
Trade and Competitiveness

The UK Chemical Supply Chain

The CBA, led by CEO Tim Doggett, is steering the UK chemical supply chain through trade uncertainty, sustainability pressures and logistics challenges, as he explains in this interview with CHEManager.

most read

Photo

VCI Welcomes US-EU Customs Deal

The German Chemical Industry Association (VCI) welcomes the fact that Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, and US President Donald Trump have averted the danger of a trade war for the time being.