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Canadian Fertilizer Institute Encouraged by Government’s Appointment of a Facilitator to Negotiate A - November 01, 2011
The Canadian Fertilizer Institute (CFI) is encouraged by an announcement made today by Transport Canada and the Canadian Government to appoint Mr. Jim Dinning of Alberta as the Facilitator engaged to assist railways and commercial shippers agree on the establishment of a fair and balanced commercial dispute resolution process and a service level agreement template.
See moreFertilizers are an essential component of long-term food security, agricultural market stability and - June 23, 2011
Paris, France: 23 June 2011 – Today the International Fertilizer Industry Association (IFA) released its medium-term Fertilizer Outlook 2011-2015 to the public. The report clearly highlights the interdependence of the fertilizer industry and the agricultural sector. Fertilizer markets for the main nutrients – nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) – have fully recovered from the downturn in 2008/09.
Canadian Fertilizer Industry Launches Industry's Ammonium Nitrate Online - May 24, 2011
CFI Hours of Service Exemption - March 25, 2011
The Canadian Fertilizer Institute has been working with Transport Canada on a limited exemption for its Commercial Vehicle Hours of Service Regulations to allow for more flexibility in the rules governing trucking hours of service for fertilizer delivery during the spring and fall seasons. The application was for the delivery of liquid fertilizer and anhydrous ammonia within Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. On Friday, March 25 CFI received confirmation that Minister Strahl has approved our application for a limited exemption for spring and fall delivery of liquid fertilizer and anhydrous ammonia.
Railway Service Announcement Is Important Step Forward - March 18, 2011
The Canadian fertilizer industry is encouraged by today’s commitment by the federal government to improve railway service, which is an important step to ensuring that farmers and businesses get the service they are paying for.
Retailers demonstrate commitment to keep Canadians safe - February 11, 2011
On January 1, 2011 the fertilizer industry’s Ammonia Code of Practice came into full force, following the first two-year mandatory audit cycle. With over 85 per cent of agri-retail sites in compliance, the industry has once again reaffirmed its commitment to keeping Canadians safe.
International Launch of the first ever climate change protocol rewarding farmers for good practices - November 08, 2010
The Hague, Netherlands (November 8, 2010) – An innovative new approach for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from farm fertilizer use has been approved by the Canadian province of Alberta for use in its offset system, an international meeting was told.
Industry program to educate consumers on use of fertilizer - October 20, 2010
Ottawa, ON (October 20, 2010) – The fertilizer industry welcomes the government of Ontario’s decision to streamline its waste diversion programs and will support this decision by developing a public education program for lawn fertilizer use.
Canadian Fertilizer Institute announces Science Cluster - August 18, 2010
Canadian Security Continues to be a Top Priority for the Canadian Fertilizer Industry - June 14, 2010
Canadian Security Continues to be a Top Priority for the Canadian Fertilizer Industry
Barrie Bain Addresses Members of Parliament - November 11, 2009
On November 3, 2009 Barrie Bain, Fertecon Ltd., addressed Members of Parliament on "Key factors determining the cost of fertilizer for Canadian farmers"
