Belarus President Proposes Cutting Potash Production With Russia.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has suggested a 10% reduction in potash production in collaboration with Russian fertilizer producers to increase its market price. This proposal was made during a meeting with the CEO of Belaruskali, the country's largest potash fertilizer company. The move comes as cheap potash supplies have become more available due to US and EU sanctions affecting eastern European producers. Russia and Belarus jointly control 40% of global potash exports, with Belaruskali facing restrictions from the EU and US. [Extracted from the article]

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