The future of fertilizers remains uncertain.

In brief: • European farmers call for a review of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism • Russia captured 35% of nitrogen fertilizer imports in the USA The Russian Ministry of Agriculture extended the zero export duty on wheat for another week. Duties on barley and corn will also remain zero. The new rates are in effect from December 17 to 25, inclusive. The taxes are calculated based on the following indicative prices: $227.1 per ton for wheat ($226.1 in the previous period); $218.2 for barley ($213.6 before); and $205.5 for corn ($208.5 last week). In times of tense regional and global competition, Romanian farmers have raised their voices against the EU in an effort to make them reconsider their fertilizer policy. Agricultural producers and professional organizations in the agricultural sector in Romania call for postponing the implementation of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) for fertilizers until the technical framework is fully finalized and clear compensatory ...