The move comes as Tanzania looks to cut reliance on imports and steady supply for farmers.
Government weighs removing 9% tax to ease access for farmers.
The company drops its earlier low-carbon ammonia plan after securing feedstock for a major expansion project.
African women produce much of the continent’s food, yet many still lack land, finance, and market access.
Higher fertilizer prices linked to the Middle East conflict are forcing European farmers to rethink crop choices and cut fertilizer use.