Agropolychim aims to compete against foreign suppliers
The Bulgarian mineral fertilizer producer Agropolychim intends to build two plants for the production of special fertilizers.
The reason for such a decision of Agropolychim’s management was the increasing competition from Ukrainian and Russian suppliers, as well as the appearance of new types of fertilizers. Therefore, Agropolychim plans to invest about $15.2 million in the creation of the two new plants.
What kinds of fertilizers they will produce are not revealed, however, according to the General Director Philippe Rombaut’s statement: “this is the product that hasn’t been previously produced in Bulgaria.”
Source: Capital
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