Second urea plant resumes production after 16-month overhaul hiatus
Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced that the Libyan Fertilizer Company today successfully restarted its second urea plant. This ...
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Government to support private sector grain producers in south, including centre-pivot irrigation projects
Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabiba held a meeting last Tuesday at his Tripoli Cabinet Office with Acting Minister of Economy ...
LIFECO restarts second ammonia and second urea plants after two-month halt
The Libyan Fertiliser Company (LIFECO) announced yesterday that it had restarted operations at its second ammonia and its second urea ...
Libyan Fertilizer Company’s Urea 2 plant re-enters production with 1,487 MT per day
The Libya Fertilizer Company (formerly the Libyan Norwegian Fertilizer Company. Its name was changed on 16 June 2021), LIFECO, announced ...
First shipment of urea from Lifeco since NOC takeover of Yara shares
By Sami Zaptia. (Photo: LifeCo). London, 18 February 2021: The Libyan Norwegian Fertilizer Company (Lifeco) announced today that the vessel ...
Libya’s eastern Ministry of Agriculture and Libyan-Norwegian joint venture Fertilizer Company sign cooperation agreement
By Sami Zaptia. (Photo: LifeCo). London, 10 February 2020: Libya’s eastern-based Ministry of Agriculture signed a cooperation agreement with the ...
Lifeco’s resumed fertiliser output boosts Norwegian partner Yara
The restart of the Lifeco joint venture fertiliser plant at Brega has brought good news to foreign partner Yara . ...
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