The Indian government has relaxed restrictions on the export of fertilisers including urea, potassic and phosphatic, moving the products from a "restricted" category to "free" category. However, permission must be obtained first by way of a no objection certificate from the Department of Fertiliser , the directorate general of foreign trade has said. As for imports of fertilisers, so far April to November 2018 from this fiscal year , the country has imported 2.753 million mt of diammonium phosphate ( DAP ), 404,000 mt of nitrogen phosphorus potassium ( DAP ) and 404,000 mt of muriate of potash ( MOP ).
The Indian government has relaxed restrictions on the export of fertilisers including urea, potassic and phosphatic, moving the products from a "restricted" category to "free" category. However, permission must be obtained first by way of a no objection certificate from the Department of Fertiliser, the directorate general of foreign trade has said. As for imports of fertilisers, so far this fiscal year from April to November 2018, the country has imported 2.753 million mt of diammonium phosphate (DAP), 404,000 mt of nitrogen phosphorus potassium (NPK) and 2.753 million mt of muriate of potash (MOP).