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Mexico Wants to Replace Imported Fertilizers · Global Voices

Summary by El Diario
With two fertilizer plants currently being built with private capital – the second since July 14 – Mexico is going to produce its own agricultural chemicals, as the cost of importing more than 70% of them became highly volatile by the war in the Middle East, challenging the countryside. Instead of trying to rehabilitate old plants with public resources – as Pemex did – the Fermachem plant in Lerdo, Durango, promises to take advantage of the pipe…
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With two fertilizer plants currently being built with private capital – the second since July 14 – Mexico is going to produce its own agricultural chemicals, as the cost of importing more than 70% of them became highly volatile by the war in the Middle East, challenging the countryside. Instead of trying to rehabilitate old plants with public resources – as Pemex did – the Fermachem plant in Lerdo, Durango, promises to take advantage of the pipe…

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El Diario broke the news on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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