国际化肥发展中心发布非洲主要化肥进口国情况

Group 1: Fertilizer Import Overview - Ethiopia is the largest fertilizer importer in Africa, expected to purchase approximately 1.97 million tons of nitrogen-phosphorus compound fertilizers and urea in 2024, with over 90% of imports managed by the Ethiopian Agricultural Business Corporation (EABC) [1] - Kenya, as the largest economy in East Africa, will import 834,000 tons of fertilizers in 2024, with nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium (NPK) accounting for 25.17%, diammonium phosphate (DAP) 20.91%, and urea 15.44% [1] - Zambia is projected to import 797,000 tons of fertilizers in 2024, with urea making up the highest share at 36% [2] - Nigeria, the largest economy in West Africa, is expected to import 738,000 tons of fertilizers in 2024, with ammonium sulfate comprising 62.23% of imports [2] - Côte d'Ivoire will import 576,000 tons of fertilizers in 2024, with urea accounting for 31.29% and potassium chloride 23.66% [3] Group 2: Fertilizer Export and Processing - Kenya is expected to export 117,000 tons of fertilizers in 2024, representing 14% of its total imports [1] - Zambia will re-export 109,000 tons of fertilizers, which is 13.7% of its total imports [2] - Côte d'Ivoire's fertilizer re-exports are projected to total 212,000 tons, with most imports processed into compound fertilizers for domestic use or export to neighboring countries [3] Group 3: Key Companies Involved - In Ethiopia, the EABC is the primary entity responsible for fertilizer procurement and distribution [1] - Major companies involved in Kenya's fertilizer import and processing include CFAO Agriculture, MEA, ETG Export Trading Company, and Fertiplant East Africa [1] - In Zambia, key players include the Zambia National Commercial Company (NCZ), FSG Zambia, Zambian Fertilizers, and United Capital Fertilizers [2] - Nigeria's fertilizer industry is dominated by Notore, Indorama, and Dangote [2] - Côte d'Ivoire's fertilizer mixing companies include Agro West Africa, Seap-CI, Sea Invest, Solevo, and Yara [3]