Brea, CA – December 2011

Christmas has arrived early this year for U.S. urea buyers thanks to the Euro crisis!!!

In the last two weeks, Green Markets reports urea price reductions over $65 per short ton f.o.b. NOLA while Profercy reports NOLA purchases at $375 per ton. The November NOLA average hovered at $470. That puts things in perspective.

What we are hearing is that the problems aren’t just the weak Euro depressing fertilizer (and grain) prices; the bigger worry is that the Euro will actually collapse as a currency. Any transaction caught in the middle if/when this occurs will likely not be paid, be paid very late, or at a steeply discounted rate in some other currency (eventually). Traders aren’t making deals because they are scared.

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September 30, 2011

Wakefield opens Canada’s first DEF solutionizing facility for H2Blu
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Brea, CA – June 15, 2011

From time to time, CDI sends out market assessments when we see odd, perturbing, or disturbing events occurring in the urea market place.  Now is such a time.  Urea prices have skyrocketed over the past two months, an event which not only has shocked us but also the rest of the industry.  Initial causes were flooding, closures throughout the Mississippi River, plant outages, rebuilding of low inventory stocks, the forward strength of the grain markets and speculation here in the U.S.
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Brea, CA. Feb. 14, 2011 

Cervantes-Delgado, Inc. (CDI), the largest privately held U.S. manufacturer and distributor of high purity Urea Solutions for mobile and stationary NOx control systems, is pleased to announce the completion of its full-service supply terminal in New Jersey.
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Cervantes-Delgado, Inc. is proud to announce the launch of their newly developed website. New look, same great products!