First hall of treating nitrous fertilizers with inhibitors opened in south Moldova district
Chisinau, 21 December /MOLDPRES/ - The first hall from Moldova for the treatment of nitrous fertilizers with inhibitors was opened in the Tigheci village, southern Leova district, in late last week.
The hall was built by an entrepreneur’s cooperative and its first beneficiaries will be about 150 members of the structure. The hall’s total area is of 6,000 square metres and has a capacity of stocking raw material of 6,000 tons and of finished products – of about 3,000 tons.
According to the head of the Agrostoc entrepreneur’s cooperative, Igor Tagadiuc, due to the modern production technology used, the fertilizers got will have European quality, will meet the European Union’s norms and this will allow their subsequent export to EU countries.
The overall value of the investment stood at about 50 million lei. The financial means were used for the purchasing of modern equipment, which allows the production of fertilizers according to EU standards, with the production capacity being of 1,000 tons per day.
photo: MADRM
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