450 members
80 countries
$250 billion
traded annually
45 Industry
Stewardship Champions
Who we are.
IFA is the only global fertilizer association and has a membership of more than 450 entities in some 80 countries, encompassing all actors in the fertilizer value chain.
From LinkedIn.
Priorities
Sustainable Production
Fertilizers are fundamental to agriculture and our challenge is to feed the world sustainably. Sustainable fertilizer production is key to increasing our industry’s energy efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions.
Priorities
Climate Change
We work across the agriculture value chain to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase sequestration of carbon in soil.
Priorities
Food Security
Fertilizers are used across the globe to support sustainable agricultural production, and it is estimated that half the food we eat is produced thanks to mineral fertilizers.
What are fertilizers?

Fertilizers are food for plants: they provide nutrients for plants to grow and thrive. It is estimated that half the food we eat is produced thanks to mineral fertilizers.
Innovation corner.

IFA members, and the agriculture sector as a whole, are continuously working to improve the performance and sustainability of fertilizers and their application.
From the library.

Phosphate Rock Resources & Reserves

Reducing Emissions from Fertilizer Use Report Executive Summary – Chinese version

SFA Teachers at a Glance

Industry Position Paper on Biodiversity

Public Summary – Short-Term Fertilizer Outlook 2022-2023
From Twitter.
Around the World
Discover how fertilizers help feed the global population, learn more about innovative projects and follow discussion around the world.
Latest news.


Phospholutions wins the IFA/UM6P Africa AgTech Startup Showcase Prestigious industry prize fosters sustainable solutions for African agriculture


Argus/IFA study reaffirms no shortage of phosphate rock


IFA Market Intelligence conducts port and farm tour in Brazil
Get in touch.
Media Enquiries
media@fertilizer.org
Membership Enquiries
ifamembership@fertilizer.org