IFA 2025 Phosphogypsum Report
- Mohamed Lembaid
- May 29
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 6
♻️ Can phosphogypsum become a valuable resource?
As the global demand for phosphate-based fertilizers continues to rise, so does the production of phosphogypsum—a byproduct of phosphate rock processing. Traditionally viewed as industrial waste and stockpiled in massive quantities, phosphogypsum has long posed environmental and logistical challenges. But times are changing. With growing interest in circular economy principles and sustainable industrial practices, researchers and innovators are exploring new ways to repurpose this material. In this post, we’ll dive into the emerging opportunities for recycling phosphogypsum, from construction and agriculture to rare earth recovery, and examine how turning waste into value could redefine an entire industry's environmental footprint.
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