Phosphorus is essential for agriculture, food security and industry, but a critical challenge for water quality and the environment.
ESPP brings together companies, scientists and stakeholders for sustainable phosphorus management and nutrient recycling.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
6th European Sustainable Phosphorus Conference (ESPC6), 24-26 November 2026, Benguerir, Morocco
www.phosphorusplatform.eu/ESPC6 
ESPC is the world’s leading sustainable phosphorus event, every 2-3 years. Don’t miss it! ESPC6 will include a site visit to an OCP phosphate mine, rock beneficiation and processing.ESPC6 is co-organised by OCP Group and ESPP, with support of UM6P (University Mohammed VI Polytechnique).
Implementation of EU UWWTD art. 20: P reuse and recycling rates
Registration open!
ESPP workshop to input to EU proposals for phosphorus “reuse and recycling rates” from sewage under the EU UWWT Directive. Discussion of the Eunomia report on questions for possible recycled content quotas for fertilisers.
https://www.phosphorusplatform.eu/WorkshopMadridArt20
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