7.23国际化肥、农业资讯

2026年07月23日
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This article highlights two key developments impacting the fertilizer trade. First, U.S. President Trump’s newly signed Section 338 tariffs, effective August 19, impose a 50% duty on certain Canadian imports but exclude critical fertilizers like potash, sulfur, and sulfuric acid. These exemptions safeguard the agricultural sector from potential cost increases. Meanwhile, the Trump administration seeks revisions to the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, with annual reviews required for a long-term extension beyond 2036. Second, the U.S. Commerce Department has recommended continuing countervailing duties on Moroccan phosphate imports, citing ongoing subsidies to producer OCP. Despite Trump’s recent temporary suspension of these duties due to a “supply emergency,” the department’s review suggests a subsidy rate of 20.04% for OCP, slightly higher than previously calculated. Similar duties on Russian phosphate imports remain in place, with subsidy rates ranging from 14.64% to 24.11%. These d