VINACHEM

In the early days of the Dak Lak Durian Festival 2026, Binh Dien Fertilizer Joint Stock Company’s stand at the Dak Lak Provincial Culture and Tourism Centre attracted many local farmers and visitors. In addition to showcasing products, Binh Dien organised technical consultancy, minigames, and interactive sessions with durian experts. 

The global yellow phosphorus market in 2026 is facing a paradox. China, which accounts for around 85% of global production, is at risk of oversupply as new capacity comes online, while prices in many other markets remain under upward pressure from rising energy costs and geopolitical disruptions. 

From 15th to 23rd August 2026, the Đắk Lắk Durian Festival 2026 is taking place at the Đắk Lắk Provincial Culture and Tourism Centre. As part of the festival, Southern Fertilizer Joint Stock Company has set up a stand to showcase its products, offer nutritional solutions for crops, and engage with farmers, customers, and agents. 

On the afternoon of 15th August in Đắk Lắk, the Southern Fertilizer Joint Stock Company (SFJC) and the Western Highlands Agro-Forestry Scientific and Technical Institute (WASI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), focusing on research, trials, and the development of fertiliser solutions and cultivation models suited to coffee, durian, and rice in the Central Highlands. 

As part of the Dak Lak Durian Festival 2026, on the afternoon of 16th August 2026, Ninh Binh Phosphate Fertilizer Joint Stock Company (NIFERCO) welcomed working delegations, representatives of the Farmers’ Association, and local farmers to visit its stand, learn about products, and discuss fertilisers and plant nutrition. 

The Southern Fertilizer Joint Stock Company has successfully exported 300 tonnes of NPK 14-14-14 fertiliser to the Japanese market. This represents a positive outcome in the company’s efforts to expand its export markets and demonstrates its ability to meet stringent product quality requirements. 

SEPAWA Congress — Europe's largest annual event for the detergent, cosmetics, and fragrance industries, held in Berlin, Germany — brings together thousands of professionals from more than 60 countries. At a recent edition of the congress, several major chemical companies unveiled new technologies for detergent manufacturing, reflecting three key trends shaping the industry: formula concentration, next-generation biological enzymes, and renewable-sourced raw materials.