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IFFCO seeks government approval to launch nano NPK fertilizer in the market, following the success of nano liquid urea and DAP. The new product aims to reduce urea and DAP consumption.

National Fertilizers Ltd (NFL) announces its entry into nano liquid urea production, aiming to manufacture 1.5 lakh bottles of 500ml per day at its Nangal plant. The company claims nano urea is...

IFFCO, a major fertiliser company, has invested Rs 2,000 crore in nano liquid urea and nano liquid DAP since 2017. The company expects farmers to adopt these innovative fertilisers over the next...

IFFCO will begin production of 'Nano Urea Plus' fertilizer this week, with commercial sale starting May 1. The new version offers higher nitrogen content for improved crop growth.

India's government has approved specifications for IFFCO's new Nano Urea Plus fertilizer, a liquid version with higher nitrogen content than its predecessor. The product aims to meet critical crop...

India's government has approved IFFCO's Nano Urea Plus, a new liquid fertilizer with enhanced nitrogen content for improved crop growth and soil health.

India aims to achieve urea self-sufficiency by 2025, ending imports with increased domestic production and promoting alternative fertilizers like nano urea.

India's urea consumption is expected to decline by 25 lakh tonnes in FY24 due to increased nano liquid urea usage and government efforts to reduce chemical fertiliser dependence. The government has...

India's nano liquid urea sales reached 7.33 crore bottles between August 2021 and January 2024, with IFFCO leading sales. The government has notified nano urea as a nano nitrogen fertilizer, citing...

India's fertiliser subsidy bill is expected to fall to Rs 1.7-1.8 lakh crore this fiscal due to lower global prices and increased domestic production. Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya also...

India's fertiliser subsidy bill is set to decline by 30-34% to Rs 1.7-1.8 lakh crore this fiscal due to falling global prices and reduced urea imports, according to Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya.

India plans to increase the number of nano liquid urea plants to 13 by 2025, aiming to reduce fertilizer imports and boost exports. Learn more about this initiative.

India plans to increase the number of nano liquid urea plants to 13 by 2025, aiming to meet domestic demand and reduce fertiliser imports. The move is seen as a game changer, potentially boosting...

India aims to increase the number of nano liquid urea plants to 13 by 2025, boosting domestic production and reducing import dependence. The move is seen as a game-changer for the fertilizer sector.

India has sold over 6.7 crore bottles of nano liquid urea from August 2021 to November 2023, the government said. The nano urea is produced by IFFCO and replaces conventional urea.

India warns global fertilizer suppliers against price cartelisation, citing a sharp rise in prices and threatening to explore alternative solutions. The country is promoting nano urea and DAP.