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. The government on Monday relaxed norms for exports of fertilisers, including urea, potassic and phosphatic. " 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 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 ).