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China has suspended exports of key fertilizers—including specialty grades like TAMP (Technical Monoammonium Phosphate) and urea-solution products (AdBlue)—as well as DAP and Urea, likely for 5–6 months. Experts warn this could trigger a 10–15% price increase globally due to tighter supplies.
Why it matters for India: China supplies ~95% of India’s specialty fertilizer imports (~2.5 lakh tonnes annually), with 60–65% of demand peaking in the Rabi season. While immediate supplies look manageable via global channels, a prolonged ban beyond March 2026 could push prices up for Rabi and the following Kharif.
In this video we cover:
What exactly China has suspended (TAMP, AdBlue, DAP, Urea)
Price outlook: Why 10–15% hikes are possible
India exposure: 95% specialty dependence & seasonal demand
Current buffer vs. risk if ban extends beyond Mar-2026
Alternatives being explored: South Africa, Chile, Croatia, Saudi, Morocco, Russia, Jordan
Farmer playbook: early planning, avoid panic buying, optimize application, and explore substitutes

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