According to official trade statistics published by the Russian news agency RIA Novosti, Moroccan fertilizer exports reached $24.4 million in June, securing the country’s position as the second-largest fertilizer supplier to the Turkish market. This performance highlights the strategic role of North African phosphate reserves in supplying growing international agricultural demand.
Geopolitical Shifts in the Turkish Fertilizer Market
Market competition in Turkey remains intense, with China leading all exporters by generating $25.5 million in fertilizer sales during the month, according to RIA Novosti. Moroccan shipments outpaced several major regional competitors during the same period. Turkmenistan recorded $8.04 million in exports, while Oman followed closely with $6.4 million.
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Comparing Russian and Moroccan Export Volumes
Russia secured the third position in the Turkish market in June, registering fertilizer exports valued at $19.9 million, according to official data reported by RIA Novosti. Russian deliveries to Turkey multiplied by more than four times compared to the same month in 2025, marking a 70% increase over May figures. Over the entire first half of the year, Russian exports totaled $182.3 million, representing a slight year-on-year decline of 3%.
| Exporter | Export Value (June) | Market Standing |
|---|---|---|
| China | $25.5 million | First |
| Morocco | $24.4 million | Second |
| Russia | $19.9 million | Third |
| Turkmenistan | $8.04 million | Fourth |
| Oman | $6.4 million | Fifth |
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Morocco rank among Turkey’s fertilizer suppliers?
According to RIA Novosti and official Turkish statistics, Morocco ranks as the second-largest fertilizer supplier to Turkey, just behind China.
How much did Moroccan fertilizer exports to Turkey reach?
Moroccan fertilizer exports to Turkey totaled $24.4 million in June.
How do Russian fertilizer exports to Turkey compare?
Russia ranked third in June with $19.9 million in exports. While June sales spiked significantly compared to the previous year, total exports for the first half of the year experienced a slight 3% year-on-year decline to $182.3 million.
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