Pacific strugglesAgrium’s strategy goes awry as Alaska plant closing looms, Australian project off Steve Sutherlin Petroleum News Associate Editor
Several years ago, Agrium Inc. appeared to be making giant strides in a plan to capture a healthy share of the lucrative Pacific market for nitrogen fertilizer. Today, the company is struggling to play a part in the Pacific trade at all.
Agrium’s Pacific approach hinged on two strategically located....
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