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2017
K+S produces first potash at $4.6bn Bethune mine ahead of scheduleBy:Creamer Media Deputy Editor: North America POTASH German-held chemicals firm K+S Potash Canada has last weekend produced the first tonnes of marketable potash at its new $4.6-billion Bethune mine, in Saskatchewan.
The company reached the milestone ahead of schedule, and is now focused on building up to its annual production capacity of two-million tonnes a year by the end of 2017.
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