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The Fertilizer Canada Presentation Food for thought: What’s Driving Fertilizer Prices is now available to view.
Alexis Maxwell, Research Director, Bloomberg’s Green Markets was invited by Fertilizer Canada to provide an overview of the volatile fertilizer market, looking at supply and demand issues in the current markets and what lies ahead.
A recording of the webinar can be found here: Food For Thought: What's Driving Fertilizer Market Spikes?
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