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    • Thursday, 1 September, 2022
      Cost of living crisis
      UK’s top chicken producer warns on spiralling CO₂ costs

      Soaring price of natural gas leads to knock-on effects, with companies such as 2 Sisters Food Group hit hard by rising costs

    • Thursday, 25 August, 2022
      UK economy
      Fears of CO₂ shortage after UK rules out state support for factory

      Food industry sounds alarm over CF Industries’ closure of Billingham facility

    • Wednesday, 24 August, 2022
      Food & Beverage
      UK meat and drinks sectors in turmoil as CO₂ production halted

      Ammonia output at Billingham deemed uneconomical as price of natural gas more than doubles

    • Monday, 4 July, 2022
      UK manufacturing
      UK ministers rebuff request for help in reopening fertiliser plant

      UK Nitrogen wants £10mn loan to restart production at CF Industries’ mothballed Ince plant

    • Wednesday, 8 June, 2022
      UK’s biggest fertiliser producer CF Industries to shut plant as energy costs bite

      Carbon dioxide supplier is to permanently close Cheshire facility and shed 350 jobs

      The CF Industries plant in Ince, Cheshire
    • Tuesday, 1 February, 2022
      Food & Beverage
      Carbon dioxide agreement staves off food crisis in Britain

      Meat industry expresses relief as fertiliser group and industrial gas companies reach deal

      A butcher prepares meat for sale in Smithfield Market, London
    • Wednesday, 22 September, 2021
      ExplainerIndustrial gas
      Fuel, fertiliser and food: how a UK ammonia plant threatened nation with crisis

      Carbon dioxide crunch exposes fragility of food supply chain

      CF Industries site in Billingham
    • Wednesday, 22 September, 2021
      Industrial gas
      CO2 crisis set to spread to Europe, big distributor warns

      Nippon Gases says its supplies have fallen 50 per cent across region

      A roadside cafe in the shadow of the CF Fertilisers site in Billingham, northern England
    • Tuesday, 21 September, 2021
      Industrial gas
      CO2 producer to restart operations after UK minister strikes deal

      Agreement on averting food industry crisis spurs resumption of production

      The CF Industries plant in Billingham, northern England
    • Monday, 20 September, 2021
      LexIndustrial gas
      Gas/fertiliser prices: supply chain flaws prompt turkey tizzy Premium content

      Threat to UK Christmas dinners underscores the vulnerability of modern supply chains

      A turkey as part of a traditional Christmas dinner
    • Tuesday, 24 May, 2016
      Mergers & Acquisitions
      Tax inversion crackdown claims $8bn fertiliser deal

      CF Industries and OCI scrap planned tie-up after US rules change ‘materially reduced’ its value

    • Monday, 23 May, 2016
      World
      US stocks drift lower in light trading
    • Monday, 23 May, 2016
      Mergers & Acquisitions
      CF Industries-OCI deal nixed in tax inversion crackdown
    • Tuesday, 5 April, 2016
      The FT ViewTax
      Washington slams shut Pfizer’s tax loophole

      Rule tweaks are not the answer to a dysfunctional system

      A syringe rests alongside a vial of Allergan Botox, produced by Allergan Inc., in this arranged photograph taken at a skin and beauty clinic in London, U.K., on Monday, Nov. 17, 2014. Actavis Plc agreed to pay about $66 billion for Allergan Inc., a deal that creates a new top 10 drugmaker and ends Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.'s attempt at a hostile takeover of the maker of Botox. Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg
    • Monday, 7 March, 2016
      Gold
      Energy sector stands out as oil extends rebound

      Materials sector is firmer on brighter outlook for the Chinese economy

    • Friday, 30 October, 2015
      US & Canadian companies
      Pfizer deal provokes further anger over tax inversions

      Obama administration eyes measures to crack down on domicile-shifting mergers

      Pfizer lab handout
    • Wednesday, 12 August, 2015
      US & Canadian companies
      US senator rails at CF Industries’ plan to redomicile to UK

      Fertiliser group criticised for plan to cut tax exposure via inversion deal after $8bn OCI takeover

      U.S. Senator Richard "Dick" Durbin, a Democrat from Illinois, addresses the media outside the John C. Kluczynski Federal Building in Chicago, Illinois, Sunday, January 7, 2007. Durbin discussed the top 10 priorities for the Democrats of the 110th Congress. Photographer: Tim Boyle/Bloomberg News.
    • Tuesday, 11 August, 2015
      US & Canadian companies
      Terex becomes third US group in week to announce tax inversion

      Crane maker Terex unveils redomicile deal with Finnish rival Konecranes in blow to US tax regime

      A Konecranes Boxhunter at the Port of Hanko, Finland
    • Thursday, 6 August, 2015
      Tax
      Deals challenge US inversions clampdown

      Revival in tax-driven transactions show limits of Treasury efforts

      CHICAGO, IL - APRIL 17: Bottles of Coca-Cola soda are offered for sale at a grocery store on April 17, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois. The Coca-Cola Co. reported an 8 percent increase in net income for the first quarter of 2012 with global volume growth of 5%. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
    • Thursday, 6 August, 2015
      US presidential election
      CF Industries to buy OCI in $8bn fertiliser deal

      Tax inversion comes in spite of US government crackdown

    • Thursday, 6 August, 2015
      LombardJonathan Guthrie
      RSA: a fox bolts for cover

      Hester may need to employ wiles to escape Zurich pack

      Stephen Hester, chief of RSA
    • Thursday, 8 January, 2015
      Commodities
      Yara: piece of this

      Low natural gas prices and a strong dollar boost Yara

      The Yara International ASA headquarters and company flag sit in Oslo, Norway, on Tuesday, June 30, 2009. Yara International ASA, the world's largest fertilizer maker, is interested in buying companies or assets in countries with access to cheap natural gas, a major component in its products. Photographer: Heidi Wideroe/Bloomberg News
    • Friday, 17 October, 2014
      US & Canadian companies
      Yara and CF call off $27bn merger plan

      Questions raised over conduct of Yara’s board in failed tie-up

      The Yara International ASA headquarters and company flag sit in Oslo, Norway, on Tuesday, June 30, 2009. Yara International ASA, the world's largest fertilizer maker, is interested in buying companies or assets in countries with access to cheap natural gas, a major component in its products. Photographer: Heidi Wideroe/Bloomberg News
    • Tuesday, 7 October, 2014
      European companies
      Yara ousts chief amid $27bn merger talks with CF

      Chairman of Norwegian fertiliser company rejects image of chaos

    • Thursday, 25 September, 2014
      The Commodities NoteEmiko Terazono
      Shale revolution reshaping crop nutrient sector

      Cheap natural gas behind Yara and CF $27bn merger talks

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