The United States is set to receive its first Belarusian potash shipment in four years, about 30,000 tonnes due at New Orleans. The move follows the lifting of sanctions on major Belarusian producers in March and comes as Washington seeks cheaper fertilizer amid a trade dispute with Canada.
Access to a new potash supplier could ease U.S. fertilizer costs and add competition to Canadian supply. Current volumes are small, so the price effect will likely be limited unless a larger agreement is reached.
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