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Cinis Fertilizer aims to produce environmentally friendly mineral fertilizers in Asia

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Cinis Fertilizer has signed a letter of intent with the Japanese ITOCHU Corporation with the goal of establishing operations in Asia. The companies intend to cooperate in order to enter into binding sales and delivery agreements and to study the conditions for producing environmentally friendly mineral fertilizers in Asia.

Cinis Fertilizer has signed a letter of intent with the Japanese ITOCHU Corporation, a company active in a wide range of fertilizer products, raw materials and other related materials on a global scale, for a collaboration to expand the market for environ¬mentally friendly mineral fertilizer. ITOCHU has developed a supply value chain in agriculture, chemicals, batteries, pulp, energy, apparel, finance, and various other industries.

The companies will cooperate on the sale of Cinis Fertilizer’s products potassium sulfate and sodium chloride, as well as on the purchase of, among other things, potassium chloride and sodium sulfate, inputs used in Cinis Fertilizer’s production. The letter of intent also includes seeking a location for a production facility in Asia.

“We are still at an early stage in this collaboration; however, we have quickly found that ITOCHU is a committed and reliable partner. I see great opportunities to jointly achieve good results through our know-how in combination with ITOCHU’s network and financial resources. There is a great potential for our environmentally friendly potassium sulfate, and with a partner like ITOCHU we should be able to quickly establish our circular business model also in Asia,” says Jakob Liedberg, founder and CEO of Cinis Fertilizer.

Read the article online at: https://www.worldfertilizer.com/special-reports/15012024/cinis-fertilizer-aims-to-produce-environmentally-friendly-mineral-fertilizers-in-asia/

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