Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said the country has no large volumes of potash available for the United States because its 2026 output is already booked. The article says a proposed U.S.-Belarus deal could offer lower prices than Canadian imports, but shipments face high transport costs and Lithuania’s refusal to allow transit through Klaipėda.
With Belarusian output already committed and the transit route blocked, a deal is unlikely to add near-term U.S. supply or materially displace Canadian potash, limiting any price impact.
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