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Specialty fertilizers unpacked: Growth drivers and water-soluble market trends

Available on-demand
Wednesday, 30 September 2026

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Join Argus and ICL for expert insights into the evolving specialty fertilizers sector, at 2pm BST | 3pm CET on Wednesday 30 September.

Discover the key growth drivers behind specialty fertilizers, their role in supporting global food security, and the latest trends shaping the global water-soluble fertilizers market.

Featuring insights from Royie Mashiah, Specialty Fertilizers Marketing & Portfolio Director at ICL Growing Solutions, and moderated by Oliver Hatfield, VP Fertilizers at Argus, this session will provide valuable market intelligence for fertilizer producers, distributors, traders and agricultural professionals.

Watch the webinar live on 30 September or on demand afterwards.

Complete the form to register, or get instant access to the full recording after 30 September.

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Why register

  • Understand the market landscape — Get a clear, expert-led overview of specialty fertilizers and how they fit within the broader fertilizer market.
  • Unlock growth opportunities — Identify where demand is accelerating and how changing crop and sustainability trends are creating new opportunities.
  • Ask your key questions — Submit questions in advance to be answered by our expert speakers during the webinar.
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FAQs

Specialty fertilizers are higher-value fertilizer products designed to deliver nutrients more precisely, efficiently or in specific forms — such as water-soluble, controlled-release, micronutrient and enhanced-efficiency fertilizers. They typically target high-value crops, precision agriculture systems and sustainability-driven applications where standard commodity fertilizers do not meet performance or regulatory requirements.

 A water-soluble fertilizer is a fertilizer that fully dissolves in water and is applied through irrigation systems, foliar sprays or fertigation. This delivery method allows growers to supply nutrients precisely when and where crops need them, improving nutrient use efficiency and reducing waste compared with traditional broadcast applications.

Growth is driven by rising demand for higher-value crops such as fruit, vegetables and controlled-environment agriculture, tightening land and water resources, and stricter sustainability and regulatory requirements. Specialty fertilizers help producers meet these constraints while supporting yield and quality, which is why demand is outpacing standard commodity fertilizers in many regions.

The webinar is designed for fertilizer producers, distributors, traders and agricultural professionals who need market intelligence on specialty and water-soluble fertilizers. It is also relevant to investment, strategy and portfolio teams evaluating specialty fertilizer opportunities and to procurement leads sourcing specialty nutrition products.

Specialty fertilizers support food security by improving nutrient efficiency, enabling higher yields on constrained land and water resources, and helping growers respond to changing climate and regulatory conditions. Products such as water-soluble and micronutrient fertilizers allow more precise nutrition, which is critical as global food demand rises against fixed arable land.

Yes. This webinar is a Simu-Live event with on-demand availability. Registrants will receive a link to view the session after the live broadcast, so those who cannot join at 2pm BST / 3pm CET on 30 September can still watch at a time that suits them.

The webinar is free to attend. Registration is required to secure your place and to receive the joining link and on-demand recording.

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About Argus Media

Argus is the leading independent provider of market intelligence to the global energy and commodity markets, offering price assessments, news, analytics, consulting, data tools and industry conferences. Headquartered in London with 1,500 staff across 30 offices, Argus's metals experts provide in-depth pricing, news and analysis across nonferrous metals, rare earths and battery materials.