Canpotex signs deal with Sinofert

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Canpotex has signed a contract with Sinofert Holdings, China’s largest integrated agricultural company, to supply 630,000t of potash during the second half of calendar 2011 at price levels which reflect an approximate $70.00/tonne increase above the first half China price level.

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