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Arianne Phosphate Is Providing A Safe And Secure Alternative To Chinese Phosphate Close To Home
(NewsDirect) Phosphate production and concentrate reserves are spread across China, Rus...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Arianne Phosphate Is Providing A Safe And Secure Alternative To Chinese Phosphate Close To Home\n \n \n (NewsDirect)\n \n \n Phosphate production\nand concentrate reserves are spread across China, Russia, the Middle\nEast and North Africa.\n \n \n \n \n China\nis the largest exporter of phosphate\n \n \n fertilizer, with Russia\nnot far behind. The largest phosphate concentrate reserves, which are\nnecessary for the production of LFP (lithium-iron-phosphate)\nbatteries, are in Morocco followed by other Middle Eastern and North\nAfrican (MENA) countries. These LFP batteries are becoming prominent\nin EVs (electric vehicles) as well as energy storage systems. The West\nhas typically relied on these suppliers for its phosphate but as\ngeopolitical concerns emerge, many North American and European\ncompanies are eager to have a phosphate source closer to home.\n \n \n China and Russia have\nrecently suspended or minimized exports of phosphate, which is proving\nproblematic to the supply chain and for manufacturers relying on\nChinese phosphate. Similarly, the phosphate concentrates in the Middle\nEast and North Africa are dependent on geopolitical stability that is\noften fluctuating.\n \n \n When you take all\nthese factors into consideration, it’s apparent that the phosphate\nmarket is in need of a Western supplier that is stable, high quality\nand addresses environmental concerns.\n \n \n Canada-Based Arianne\nPhosphate Checks All The Boxes\n \n \n \n Arianne Phosphate Inc.\n \n (OTCMKTS: DRRSF) is a\npromising phosphate mining company that can help meet the growing\ndemand for phosphate used in batteries and fertilizer. The company’s\nLac à Paul project in Quebec, Canada, is a response to the growing\nglobal demand for phosphate, which is increasing by\n \n \n 2% to 3% each\nyear\n \n \n for agricultural demand and, could be considerably higher\nwhen LFP batteries are taken into account.\n \n \n The Canada-based company\nadheres to stricter environmental, social and corporate standards,\naligning with North American and European agendas, and is setting\nitself apart from Chinese, Russian and MENA competitors.\n \n \n One major edge Arianne\nsays it has is, deposit is igneous which allows it to produce a\nconcentrate higher than 90% of the world’s phosphate, which is\nhoused in sedimentary rock. This all...