Urea fertilizer 46% nitrogen and bulk fertilizers from verified suppliers

It depends on product and mode of transport. Bulk vessel shipments usually start from several thousand tonnes; container shipments are possible from smaller quantities. Tell us your requirement and we will check what is realistic.

Granular urea has larger, harder particles and is better suited for blending and mechanical spreading. Prilled urea has smaller, rounder particles and dissolves faster. Both contain at least 46% nitrogen.

Our focus is on mineral fertilizers in industrial quantities. Requests for other products can be checked individually.

Urea is classified under HS heading 3102.10 in the Harmonized System. National tariff lines add further digits, so the exact code should be confirmed for the import country.

Fertilizers are shipped in bulk, in big bags (for example 500 or 1,000 kg) or in smaller bags of around 50 kg. The packaging is agreed in the contract together with marking and palletising.

An NPK grade such as 15-15-15 states the percentages of nitrogen (N), phosphate (P₂O₅) and potash (K₂O). Further specifications include granule size, moisture and, where relevant, secondary nutrients and trace elements.

Both are ammonium phosphates: DAP (18-46-0) contains more nitrogen, while MAP (11-52-0) has a higher phosphate content. Which one suits depends on soil, crop and how it is blended or applied.

Yes. Ammonium nitrate is subject to safety rules for storage and transport and, in the EU, to rules on explosives precursors and specific requirements for high-nitrogen fertilizers. We check these requirements for each request.

Fertilizers sold in the EU must meet product and labelling rules, either under the EU Fertilising Products Regulation (EU) 2019/1009 for CE-marked products or under national rules. Importers should check which route applies to their product.

Fertilizers from certain countries, including Russia and Belarus, are subject to EU restrictions or additional duties. We check origin, parties and payment routes against the current rules before any offer.

The price per ton depends on product and specification, quantity, packaging, origin, the Incoterms® rule and freight, plus timing in the season. For nitrogen fertilizers such as urea, natural gas costs, export policies of producing countries and import duties or CBAM costs also play a role, so every price is quoted per transaction.

Enquiries from outside the EU are handled like any other enquiry. Whether a transaction is feasible depends on product, origin, quantity, port and the import rules of the destination country; in South Africa, for example, fertilizers are subject to registration under Act 36 of 1947. These points are checked before any offer is made.