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The European Union Imported Nearly 900 Million Euros of Phosphorus from Russia in 2025

The European Union continues to import significant volumes of phosphorus from Russia, despite the war in Ukraine, according to an analysis by Swedish environmental company Ragn-Sells. With nearly 900 million euros in imports in 2025, this dependence on a nutrient essential for food production reignites the debate on supply security and the development of recycling solutions to enhance European food sovereignty.

Published on 17 February 2026

The European Union Imported Nearly 900 Million Euros of Phosphorus from Russia in 2025
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