Casablanca, Nov. 30 -- Morocco is set to supply nearly 3 million tonnes of phosphate-based fertilisers to India by 2025-end through OCP Nutricrops, its flagship fertiliser firm, an OCP spokesperson said. The shipment follows a strategic partnership aimed at reducing India's dependence on China and mitigating risks from increasing market volatility. China tapered off supplies of di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) to India, the world's second-largest importer of fertilizers, first in 2023, leading to a complete halt by early 2025. A similar squeeze on export of rare earth elements has set off a global scramble for new supply sources. "Starting this year, India and OCP Nutricrops signed a global deal with six partners to deliver 2.5 million tonnes of...