Cinis Fertilizer has secured deliveries of inputs for production according to plan
Published by Jack Roscoe,
Editorial Assistant
World Fertilizer,
Cinis Fertilizer has secured supplies of inputs for the start of production according to plan and for full production during the rest of the year.
The delays at the collaboration partner Northvolt will neither affect the company's planned start of production nor the production volumes for 2024, as the company has agreements with complementary suppliers of the input sodium sulfate.
"In order to ensure planned production volumes throughout the year 2024, we have activated our agreements with existing and new suppliers both in Sweden and internationally. These suppliers of sodium sulfate complement the volumes we receive from Northvolt. Starting in February, we will receive deliveries of inputs to our facility in Örnsköldsvik," says Jakob Liedberg, founder and CEO of Cinis Fertilizer.
"We have very good relations with Northvolt and several other suppliers of residual streams from various sectors, including the pulp industry, and I look forward to finally starting our production of environmentally friendly potassium sulfate," says Jakob Liedberg.
The plan to commission the production facility in Örnsköldsvik at the end of the 1Q24, with production starting a few weeks later, remains intact.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldfertilizer.com/project-news/22012024/cinis-fertilizer-has-secured-deliveries-of-inputs-for-production-according-to-plan/
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