Uralchem is ready to help the farmers of Sri Lanka
Uralchem is ready to provide humanitarian batch of fertilizers of 55 thousand tons to to Sri Lanka.
As of today, of the 260 thousand tons of fertilizer blocked by the EU, about 54 thousand tons have already gone to African countries as humanitarian aid. In the near future, Nigeria should receive a batch of fertilizers.
With great probability, Sri Lanka should receive 55 thousand tons of potassium on board the Asian Majesty vessel, which is docked in the port of Riga.
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