The mineral fertilizer market continues to show signs of dynamic change as we move through 2025. According to the latest data from the World Bank, average fertilizer prices increased by 15% in Q2, with sharp jumps in key product categories reflecting the ongoing volatility in raw material inputs and seasonal demand.
While natural gas prices have eased slightly in recent months, they remain well above previous years’ levels, continuing to affect nitrogen fertilizer production costs and limiting price stabilization across the nitrogen segment.
Availability remains tight in many EMEA countries, and market pricing continues to sit above the long-term average. Logistics, regulation, and supply chain timing are all critical factors — especially as we approach the autumn application window.
At the same time, demand for essential products remains strong. Precision-driven farming practices are gaining ground, leading to a noticeable uptick in interest for NPK blends tailored to local soil conditions and nutrient efficiency strategies.
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