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Russian Fertilizer Producer Hikes Capacity

11:58 AM MDT | October 7, 2011

Minudobrenya (Moscow) says that its Rossosh, Russia-based subsidiary will increase production of urea by 500,000 m.t/year. Capacity of ammonia is also expected to rise by 50%, to 1.5 million...

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