Gleadell boosts fertiliser import programme Gleadell Agriculture,Toepfer International, Fertilisers, March/April 2009

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Published: March/April 2009

Gleadell boosts fertiliser import programme

Gleadell Agriculture is advancing its granular urea import programme to help meet firm demand from the UK agribusiness sector.

According to Calum Findlay, Gleadell’s fertiliser trader, the recent unloading of 7,500t of granular urea from Damietta, Egypt, at Gleadell’s Avonmouth dockside facility is good news for UK farmers....

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