Argus receives gold award for its North American fertilizer service
HOUSTON, July 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Global energy and commodity price reporting agency Argus has won a gold award in the 10th annual Trade Association Business Publications International (TABPI) competition. Its weekly Argus FMB North American Fertilizer received the award for best e-newsletter.
The annual TABPI business-to-business (B2B) competition received over 500 entries this year from across the world. TABPI seeks to promote publishing excellence by recognizing the industry's best output and encouraging innovation among publishers.
"Wonderfully thorough, effortlessly simple and very effective," were some of the comments highlighted by the judging panel.
Argus FMB North American Fertilizer was launched in July 2012 in response to industry demand for robust pricing information and market analysis. The service goes beyond the day-to-day action of the market to offer critical insight for business decision makers. It brings clarity to often complex fertilizer markets and includes high-impact graphics to highlight relevant statistics and figures.
Fertilizers are a critical component of global food security, and while North America is considered a mature market with advanced practices, the regional fertilizer market is dynamic and evolving. Argus FMB North American Fertilizer capitalizes on Argus' in-depth understanding of global commodity markets to bring its readers an unparalleled context to market movements. The service incorporates relevant market data, including analysis of natural gas, ethanol and biofuels, as well as crops.
"We are honored to receive TABPI's gold award for Argus FMB North American Fertilizer," Argus Media chairman and chief executive Adrian Binks said. "Since it was launched, the industry has widely endorsed the service for bringing transparency to the constantly evolving North American fertilizer market."
Argus provides in-depth coverage of international fertilizer markets in a variety of market services including Argus FMB Ammonia, Argus FMB Nitrogen, Argus FMB Potash, Argus FMB Phosphates, Argus FMB Sulphur and Argus FMB Sulphuric Acid. For more information visit www.argusmedia.com/fertilizer
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About Argus Media
Argus is an independent media organization with nearly 500 full time staff. It is headquartered in London and has offices in each of the world's principal commodity market centers. Its main activities comprise publishing market reports containing price assessments, market commentary and news, and business intelligence reports that analyze market and industry trends.
More than half of Argus' staff are commodity journalists who specialize in reporting news and price information relating to physical energy and related commodity markets. They operate according to a rigorous Editorial Code of Conduct and an Ethics Policy that align with best journalistic practice, including the avoidance of conflicts of interest.
Argus is a leading provider of data on prices and fundamentals, news, analysis, consultancy services and conferences for the global crude, oil products, natural gas, electricity, coal, emissions, bioenergy, fertilizer, petrochemical, metals and transportation industries. Data provided by Argus are widely used for indexation of physical trade. Companies, governments and international agencies use Argus information for analysis and planning purposes.
Argus has 19 offices globally, including London, Houston, Washington, New York, Calgary, Rio de Janeiro, Singapore, Dubai, Beijing, Tokyo, Sydney, Moscow, Astana and other key centers of the energy industry. Argus was founded in 1970 and is a privately held UK-registered company. Visit: www.argusmedia.com
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