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India keeps fertilizer supplies steady as West Asia crisis looms and imports lock in Kharif urea

Economy
Published on 1 May 2026
India keeps fertilizer supplies steady as West Asia crisis looms and imports lock in Kharif urea

Imports set to bridge any Kharif supply shock

India’s fertilizer position looks resilient despite tensions in West Asia. Domestic urea output in March–April hit 37.49 lakh tonnes, almost in line with last year. Meanwhile, the government has secured 37 lakh tonnes of imported urea to protect supply ahead of the Kharif season, aiming to prevent shortages from disrupting farm inputs.

  • Urea production in March–April stays near last year levels
  • Government has secured 37 lakh tonnes of imported urea
  • Move targets uninterrupted fertilizer supply for Kharif farmers
  • Domestic output plus imports buffers regional supply risks
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