Incitec Pivot Fertilisers' (IPF) is commissioning an AUD25m ($20m) state of the art fertiliser distribution facility at Brisbane, Australia, with bulk and blended fertilisers, liquid applications and 50,000 tonnes of storage space. The site will also have environmental advantages and is designed for maximum safety and efficiency, with front-end loading having been brought inside. IPF will also upgrade existing operations at Port Lincoln and Wallaroo, with blending capacity trebled at Port Lincoln. IPF's chairman, Paul Brasher, previously announced that its Gibson Island nitrogen fertiliser plant near Port Adelaide could close if an economic gas supply could not be found.
Incitec Pivot Fertilisers' (IPF) is commissioning an AUD25m ($20m) state of the art fertiliser distribution facility at Port Adelaide, Australia, with bulk and blended fertilisers, liquid applications and 50,000 tonnes of storage space. The site will also have environmental advantages and is designed for maximum safety and efficiency, with front-end loading having been brought inside. IPF will also upgrade existing operations at Port Lincoln and Wallaroo, with blending capacity trebled at Port Lincoln. IPF's chairman, Paul Brasher, previously announced that its Gibson Island nitrogen fertiliser plant near Brisbane could close if an economic gas supply could not be found.