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The Fertilizer Industry in Europe
9.8
BILLION EURO TURNOVER
66.2
MILLION EURO INVESTED IN R&D BY OUR MEMBERS
75.000
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1.4
BILLION EURO ANNUAL INVESTMENT
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Our President, Leo Alders, welcomes the outcome of the Strategic Dialogue on the Future of Agriculture.
As we look ahead, it’s clear that ensuring a #sustainable and #competitive agriculture sector in the EU is crucial.
To achieve this, future policies should focus on:
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Today marks a significant milestone as the Strategic Dialogue on the Future of Agriculture delivered its final report to the European Commission President @vonderleyen.
Fertilizers Europe, as one of the 27 contributing members, welcomes the call for a strategic framework to…
Balanced fertilization is key to sustainable agriculture. Using both organic & mineral fertilizers plays a crucial role.
The amount of nutrients available varies across EU due to the diversity of agricultural products, production methods, climatic zones & soil conditions.
A combination of fertilizing products can be used to address a deficiency of micronutrients. The uniform application of micronutrients to soil can be difficult due to the small quantity required so foliar feeding is the primary method of fertilization.
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Micronutrients are essential for healthy crops, yet they usually make up less than 1% of a plant’s dry weight. Micronutrient deficiency can disrupt critical plant functions which can result in poor plant development, & a reduction in growth and yield.
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Last month, we attended Fertilizers Europe's annual Safety Seminar in Bratislava, sharing best practices and innovations in workplace #safety. We also visited the newest #ammonia plant in the EU.
Our goal is to uphold the highest standards of safety and environmental performance,…
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