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PCS Phosphate Plans More Than $370 Million of Projects in the U.S.

SUGAR LAND--July 24, 2008--Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--PCS Phosphate Company Incorporated (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) a subsidiary of Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (NYSE:POT) (Saskatoon) is in the process of building a seventh sulfuric acid unit at their Aurora, North Carolina, plant site.

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