The terms are unlikely to change.

The innovation and license company re-enters the Indian market after more than 40 years.

The demand is steadily growing, however the subsidy budget is not enough.

No gas, no production.

The country of ten thousand Gods wants to reduce the consumption of agrochemicals.

The private sector will be admitted to huge potash reserves.

Ambitious plans required capacity expansion.

Huge reserves will be a game changer.

Potassium chloride prices are going down.

Indian farmers like potassium chloride from Belarus.

Mechanisms of state support do not bear scrutiny.

Belarusian fertilizers sell well in India.