Product news

Current Water Technologies Inc. has announced that it has closed the acquisition of Pumptronics Inc. by acquiring 100% of the issued share capital.

mPrest has announced that it has been awarded a first-of-its-kind smart agriculture project by precision agriculture company Netafim.

SafeTraces Inc. has announced that the world’s first DNA-based traceability system for fertilizer has been delivered to 20 manufacturers in an unnamed NATO member country.

Bunge Ltd has released a statement claiming that Vinita Bali has been appointed to its Board of Directors, effective immediately.

ENPAR Technologies Inc. has released a statement claiming that it has officially changed its name to Current Water Technologies Inc.

Pinnacle Operating Corp. has released a statement announcing that Mark Pedro has been appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer effective 1 January 2018.

Tube Tech International has released a statement announcing a strategic alliance with Manoir Industries.

ENPAR Technologies Inc. has released a statement claiming that it has extended the closing date to acquire Pumptronics Inc. to 28 December 2017.

Applied DNA has announced that it will introduce DNA-tagged fertilizer to Turkey and countries in West Africa and Asia.

Aqua-Yield has released a statement announcing that it has launched its new NanoPhos technology at the Agricultural Retailers Association at the Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona, US.

Verde AgriTech Plc has announced the conclusion of a pre-feasibility study for the expansions to the ongoing Super Greensand production.

BEUMER Group looks at the importance of optimising packaging lines in the fertilizer industry.

EIRICH has announced that its preparation technology, which enables mixing and granulating to be performed in a single unit, has recently been selected for use by a Turkish fertilizer manufacturer.

Haldor Topsoe has launched a new highly active catalyst that offers sulfuric acid plant operators an effective way to achieve compliance with emissions standards without compromising performance.

Martin Engineering has introduced a 12 VDC electric vibrator to improve material flow in specialised hauling and distribution vehicles.