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Fertilizers · Indicative Freight Rate

Egypt to French bay Urea Freight — 6kt

The latest indicative rate is$46.00/mt for 3 September 2026, 6kt. Weekly history is below.

Latest freight rate

Latest rate
$46.00USD/mt
Assessment date
3 September 2026
Weekly snapshot · not a live quote
Parcel / vessel
6kt
Egypt → French bay

What This Rate Measures

Indicative weekly voyage freight rate for urea from Egypt to French bay, 6,000 mt lots, in USD/mt.

Fertilizer bulk freight rates: Indicative weekly freight rates for urea and UAN cargoes on named bulk routes, with the vessel tonnage where the source publishes it.

  • Egypt is a Mediterranean/Red Sea urea exporter; FOB Egypt cargoes are commonly shipped to European buyers.
  • French Atlantic (Bay of Biscay) ports include La Pallice and Bordeaux.

Known terms (as published)

  • Origin: Egypt
  • Destination: French bay
  • Cargo: Urea
  • Lot size: 6,000 mt
  • Rate unit: USD/mt; weekly reading

Not published by the source

  • Laycan
  • Vessel identity
  • Load/discharge terms

These terms are left blank rather than inferred.

Unit and cadence

  • USD per metric tonne of cargo.
  • Weekly reading.

Weekly Urea Freight Rates

Last 20 loaded weekly observations. A different origin or lot size is a different page.

DateRateWeekly change (published)Trend
3 Sep 2026$46.00
20 Aug 2026$44.00
13 Aug 2026$44.00
6 Aug 2026$44.00
30 Jul 2026$47.00
23 Jul 2026$48.00
18 Jun 2026$48.00
11 Jun 2026$50.00
4 Jun 2026$52.00
28 May 2026$53.00
21 May 2026$53.00
7 May 2026$55.00
23 Apr 2026$53.00
15 Apr 2026$53.00
26 Mar 2026$51.00
19 Mar 2026$50.00
6 Mar 2026$44.00
19 Feb 2026$44.00
12 Feb 2026$44.00
29 Jan 2026$43.00

Computed Summary

Calculated by CommodityScope from the loaded weekly readings only. Each statement names its period and method.

  1. The latest rate of $46.00/mt on 3 Sep 2026 is up $2.00 (+4.5%) from the previous weekly assessment (20 Aug 2026).

    Method: Computed by CommodityScope as the difference between the two most recent loaded weekly observations (14 calendar days apart).

  2. It is 4.5% above the August 2026 average of $44.00/mt, the most recent completed month with 3 weekly observations.

    Method: Arithmetic mean of the published weekly midpoints in August 2026. Partial months are excluded from this comparison.

  3. Over the loaded history (29 Jan 2026 – 3 Sep 2026), the highest rate was $55.00/mt on 7 May 2026 and the lowest was $43.00/mt on 29 Jan 2026.

    Method: Minimum and maximum of the published rate over the loaded history (29 Jan 2026 – 3 Sep 2026, 20 observations). This is not an all-time record.

Monthly Egypt–French bay Urea Averages

Average, minimum and maximum of published weekly rates in each calendar month. Incomplete latest months are marked month to date.

MonthAverageMinMaxObservations
September 2026Month to date46.0046.0046.001
August 202644.0044.0044.003
July 202647.5047.0048.002
June 202650.0048.0052.003
May 202653.6753.0055.003
April 202653.0053.0053.002
March 202648.3344.0051.003
February 202644.0044.0044.002
January 202643.0043.0043.001

Comparable Routes, Explained

  • Algeria to French bay Urea Freight — 12kt

    Same destination from Algeria (12,000 mt lots); the gap reflects voyage distance and origin-side conditions.

    $30.00 USD/mt · 3 Sep 2026 · difference (this − other) +16.00

What This Rate Represents

This is an indicative freight rate from loaded editions, not a live fixture. Origin, destination and vessel class stay as published. Terms the source does not disclose are left blank.

How to use

  • Add to the FOB fertilizer price of the origin to approximate a CFR value for that route and tonnage.

Not suitable for

  • Fixing a vessel; no laycan or terms are implied.

Sources for the explanations on this page

Numbers: loaded editions. Computed statistics: CommodityScope, from the loaded history (methodology).