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European Parliament event hosted by MEP Krzysztof Hetman on “Cheap Fertilizers from Russia – Another Threat to the EU Economy”
Priorities
The risks of fertilizer dependence for the EU
Nitrogen Use Efficiency
EU ETS/ CBAM
By the numbers
The Fertilizer Industry in Europe
9.8
BILLION EURO TURNOVER
66.2
MILLION EURO INVESTED IN R&D BY OUR MEMBERS
75.000
EMPLOYEES
1.4
BILLION EURO ANNUAL INVESTMENT
From Twitter
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EU-produced fertilizers are approximately 50-60% less carbon-intensive than those imported from Russia. By prioritizing low-carbon EU fertilizers, the EU can not only ensure food security for generations to come but ensure delivery of its commitment to a green transition and…
The EU is becoming increasingly dependent on imports of Russian fertilizers, currently accounting for over 30% of the EU’s total urea imports. EU must avoid the dangers of over-reliance on Russian imports and strengthen its strategic autonomy.
#stoprussianfertilizer…
Our Board Member, Pavel Hanus, reflects on the vital contribution of the #fertilizer industry in ensuring #foodsecurity and in supporting ambitious #decarbonisation goals.
In the face of challenges such as rising imports and high energy prices, our industry remains committed to…
Congratulations to the new college of Commissioners as they officially begin their mandate today!
This marks a pivotal new chapter for Europe—a moment to tackle critical challenges with bold action and collaborative solutions. The Antwerp Declaration calls for a European…
While Europe has diversified its gas sources, it’s now deepening dependency on Russian nitrogen fertilizers—essentially gas in solid form. Replacing one dependency with another puts Europe’s strategic autonomy and climate goals at risk. Prioritizing low-carbon, EU-produced…
Fertilizers Europe welcomes and supports the two parallel initiatives of EU Member States that call for introduction of tariffs on Russian and Belarusian #fertilizers. Urgent action is required to stop Russian fertilizers from financing the illegal full-scale invasion of Ukraine,…
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