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Porto Romano · Durrës · Albania

We deliver fertilizer and fuel to the ports of the Adriatic Sea.

Adrionis is an Albania-based commodity trader. For five years, we have connected producers across Asia and the Middle East with buyers across the Balkans and the European Union.

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Fertilizers · Nitrogen

TradingEconomics · StoneX · Global Agriculture · Fertilizer Field

Urea climbs to $446 as the Middle East energy shock feeds nitrogen and India's 1.7-million-tonne buying keeps the market tight

Benchmark urea rose to $446 a tonne on 22 July, up 2.53% on the day and 20.54% over the month, extending a rally that now tracks the same Middle East supply shock lifting crude. Natural gas is the main feedstock for nitrogen fertiliser, so the war premium on seaborne energy is passing straight into ammonia and urea economics. Demand is doing the rest: India's state buyer National Fertilizers Limited has kept 1.7 million tonnes on order, with recent tender bids clustering near $445–449 a tonne, while China's export quotas remain the swing factor for global availability heading into the second half of 2026.

EU · Western Balkans

European Western Balkans · Consilium · Tirana Times · European Commission

Albania has three of thirty-three chapters closed — the easy ones — and now faces the rule-of-law gate that sets the timetable

Weeks after the ninth Intergovernmental Conference in Brussels provisionally closed Albania's first three negotiating chapters — science and research (25), education and culture (26) and external relations (30) — the read on Tirana's accession is sober. Those were the low-friction files; 30 of 33 chapters remain open, roughly 9% of the process done. Under the revised methodology nothing else closes until Cluster 1 'Fundamentals' — Chapters 23 and 24, judiciary, fundamental rights, justice and security — clears its closing benchmarks. Prime Minister Edi Rama still aims to finish negotiations by 2027 or 2028, a timeline the Commission frames more cautiously at 2028 to 2030.

Petroleum · Crude

TradingEconomics · CNBC · Forbes · The Washington Post

Brent tops $100 for the first time since May as Houthi strikes on two Saudi tankers open a third war front at sea

Brent crude jumped to $101.10 a barrel on 23 July, up 7.48% on the day, its highest since late May and now 37.11% above a month ago and 46.14% above a year ago. West Texas Intermediate followed to $92.49, up 6.52%. The trigger: Iran-backed Houthi forces said they struck two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea to enforce a newly declared blockade of Saudi ports, opening a third contested corridor alongside a near-halt of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and last week's drone attacks on Kazakhstan's Caspian Pipeline terminal near Novorossiysk. President Trump vowed “major military punishment” and said Washington will hold Tehran responsible for any further strikes.

What we trade

Two product lines. One standard of delivery.

On the ground

Where every quote starts.

A normal trading week — fertilizer into sacks at Porto Romano, refined fuel into tanks at the terminal.

Fertilizer

UREA · In the grower's field

Granulated 46 % N supplied long-term by Asian producers. Sold to Balkan and EU growers — the last mile of every shipment.

Petroleum

Gasoil EN 590 · Refinery-direct

Cargoes delivered straight from producer refineries under long-term contract. Every tonne insured through Willis Towers Watson.

Sourcing · Infrastructure

Three routes in. One strait out.

Adrionis is a supplier — the link between producers of fertilizer and refined fuels and their end buyers. We deliver to Adriatic ports: three supply corridors converge at the port of Durrës, where volumes are consolidated for final delivery.

Saudi Arabia3,200 NM

Red Sea–to–Adriatic refined-fuel route via the Suez Canal. Refinery-direct refined-fuel volumes supplied under long-term producer contracts.

Northern Adriatic310 NM

Koper and Ravenna for EU-side volumes destined for Slovenia, Croatia and the Italian industrial east. Shortest customs-cleared leg.

Black Sea750 NM

Constanța and Varna for buyers in Romania and Bulgaria when Adriatic windows close or seasonal grain pressure lifts on NAPA ports.

Qualification standard

Every lot clears four documentary checks before dispatch — CE conformity under the EU Fertilising Products Regulation, upstream REACH registration, CLP labelling, and specification match against the agreed tender sheet. Counterparties are qualified under NDA during tender. Supplier identities do not appear on this website by design.

5+Years operational
2Product lines
9Active markets
12Specialists · trading, logistics, QC

Routing discipline

Our supplier base spans producers across the Middle East, Türkiye and Central Asia. The structure absorbs route-switch disruptions — the supplier mix is rebalanced continuously as freight, certification, tax and other objective conditions shift.

Supplier identities are disclosed only to qualified buyers under NDA at contract stage. This is standard practice across fertiliser and fuel trading — logos on a public page would add nothing a diligent procurement team cannot verify in the tender.

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Write to us — we'll come back within one business day. No forms, no automation, no third-party processing.

Company

Adrionis Trading Sh.p.k.

HeadquartersAL

Durrës, Albania

Porto Romano Free Port Zone

41.3275° N · 19.4551° E

Representative officeKG

Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

3 Belskaya St.

Write to us

quotes@adrionis.com

Direct to our trading desk. We reply within one business day.

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