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Proposed carbon border 'tax' puts farm fertiliser costs in the firing line

New report suggests the government consider introducing a carbon border tax on emissions-heavy imports, including cement, steel and ammonia.

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Proposed carbon border 'tax' puts farm fertiliser costs in the firing line

New report suggests the government consider introducing a carbon border tax on emissions-heavy imports, including cement, steel and ammonia.

1 day ago

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poslovni.hr

The Fertilizer Crisis in the Eu – Shortages and Rising Prices

CBAM, fully operational from January 1, 2026, applies to imports of high-emission products (fertilizers, steel, cement, etc.), equalizing carbon costs.

2 days ago

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