CEO of world's largest fertiliser producer says supply to stay tight in 2023
Farmer Edward Burchill with his dog Rexie spreading fertiliser on farmland outside Crookhaven, Co. Cork, Ireland. - Picture David Creedon
Elizabeth Elkin and Kim Chipman
The world's largest fertiliser company expects the global supply of the nutrient potash to remain constrained this year.
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