After magnets, China now plants agriculture barrier for India
India imports about 80% of the materials of these chemicals from China. “China has been restricting its suppliers to India for the last four to five years, but this time a complete stop.” He said.
Posts from the factories are subject to inspections by the Chinese government.
People with subject information use various procedures to examine the posts made for India and prevent export without a prohibition.
China restricts the export of key raw materials, such as rare soil magnets for significant retaliation for tariffs and other pavements.
India requires government approval for investment by limited countries, especially targeting its northern neighbor.
Local production cannot be aged
This is against the ground of an increase in tensions between the two in the last five years, including border conflicts and China’s support to Pakistan.
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According to some industry estimates, India usually imports 150,000-160,000 tons of special fertilizer during the June-December period.
In India, according to the Indian Fertilizer Association (FAI), the micro -nutrient fertilizer market is expected to exceed $ 1 billion in a CAGR of 9.2%by 2029.
According to FAI, Indian biotimulants are expected to grow to $ 734 million by 2029, and the organic fertilizer market is estimated to rise to $ 1.13 billion by 2032.
These fertilizers increase crop yields, improve soil health and optimize food usage efficiency, often reduce environmental impact compared to traditional fertilizers.
All the best fertilizer companies such as Deepak Fertilizers, Paradep Fertilizers and Nagarjuna fertilizer company operate in this segment.
India does not have technology to produce special fertilizers in volume so far, which cannot enable companies to establish production facilities locally.
“However, special fertilizers are now replacing primary fertilizers, so that it increases the volume of consumption,” Chakraborty said.
In the meantime, India can discover other options to import these fertilizers.
“While alternative destinations like Jordan and Europe can be investigated, difficulties are to reduce these chemicals on time,” he said.
Urea, diammonium phosphate (DAP) and Potas Muriat (MOP) are considered as larger commodities with larger applications, while special fertilizers offer targeted nutrient transmission and formulation for specific needs.
