Review of world sulphur demand and supply

E. R. Boonstra

Natural Resources Forum, 1990, vol. 14, issue 4, 296-301

Abstract: Data on the sulphur market and sulphur production are presented for the period 1975–88 and projections are given for both to 2000. The largest consumer of sulphur during the period under review was the fertilizer industry. In general a surplus of sulphur is expected by 1995, but that should disappear by 2000. The validity of the prediction depends on no new environmental constraints and on the development of large sulphur deposits in Eastern Europe and the USSR.

Date: 1990
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