Russia's PhosAgro plans to build on last year's efficiency and sustainability drive by growing production capacity, increasing operating efficiency and creating access to priority markets, all in an effort to reach its goal of producing more than 9 million metric tonnes (mt) of fertiliser by 2020. The company is also investing heavily into the development of new technologies for fertilizer production, including a new plant that will produce nitrogen from waste water using anaerobic digestion, which reduces costs while improving efficiency.
Russia's PhosAgro plans to build on last year's efficiency and sustainability drive by growing production capacity, increasing operating efficiency and creating access to priority markets, all in an effort to reach its goal of producing more than 9 million metric tonnes (mt) of fertiliser by 2020. According to the firm's most recent integrated report, the company will expand ammonia production to ensure availability of the key fertiliser input, modernise its current facilities to be more efficient and environmentally friendly, debottleneck transport of materials and products, and establish sales offices in Latin America, Europe and Russia.