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Industries Chimiques du Sénégal (ICS), Indorama’s Senegalese subsidiary, is testing organic fertilizers with the Senegalese Agricultural Research Institute and expects to bring products to market as early as the next agricultural season. The company is also carrying out a CFA126 billion investment program to expand and rehabilitate mineral fertilizer production, including planned capacity for 400,000 tonnes annually at the Mbao plant and 350,000 tonnes of single superphosphate.
New organic products and expanded mineral fertilizer capacity could increase fertilizer availability in Senegal over time, supporting crop nutrient use amid soil degradation. The effect on feed commodity prices is indirect and likely limited in the near term.
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