Ammonia (Anhydrous)

Anhydrous ammonia is a pungent, corrosive gas (NH3) that is the fundamental building block of nitrogen-based fertilizers and a key industrial chemical. It is shipped as a pressurized liquid in specialized tankers. Trinidad, Saudi Arabia, and Russia are major exporters to consuming markets.

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Refrigerated AmmoniaTechnical Grade (99.5%)Fertilizer GradeFOBCFRCIF
Quick Facts

Ammonia (Anhydrous) at a Glance

Common Origins
Trinidad and TobagoSaudi ArabiaRussiaIndonesiaAlgeria
Common Destinations
United StatesIndiaMoroccoSouth KoreaTaiwan
Grades & Specifications
Refrigerated AmmoniaTechnical Grade (99.5%)Fertilizer Grade
INCOTERMS
FOBCFRCIF
Unit of Measure
Metric Tons

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MAP

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