CFI Holding

Chemicals & fertilizers

CFI Group owns the process license, knowhow and technology of Ammonium Nitrate and derivatives, Nitrophosphate, straight and compound fertilizers, and offers its customers many years of expertise and experience in chemical plant engineering. CFI Group’s portfolio includes state-of-the-art processes for the production of the following these products.

Nitrogen

Phosphorus

Potassium

Sulfur

Compound fertilizer
using N, P and K

NITROGENOUS PRODUCTS

  • ANSOL up to 100%, LDAN and HDAN
  • CN, MgN, CAN, ASN, KN, NaN, AS, urea derivatves and etc. 

PHOSPHATIC PRODUCTS

  • Nitrophosphates- NP & NPK fertilizers produced by Nitrophosphate process with or without calcium nitrate recovery, with or with out calcium nitrate conversion,to produce CN or CAN being formed by prilling or granulation
  • Phosphoric acid & derivatves
  • SSP / TSP powder or granulated

POTASSIUM PRODUCTS

  • Granulated KCI
  • SOP

SULFUR PRODUCTS

  • Sulfuric acid and derivatves
  • Epsomite
  • Kieserte

NPK PRODUCTS

  • N,P,K fertilizers, NP, NK, PK, NPK(urea based or AN-based fertilizers, MAP or DAP-based fertilizers, AS-based fertilizers and mixed compound fertilizers).
  • Water soluble fertilizers
  • Liquid fertilizers

 

Overview

Nutrients are the mineral elements required for the growth and development of crops and/or plants. Each one of these nutrients has an effect on the plant’s development and the deficiency of one nutrient cannot be compensated by the surplus of another one. The yield of a crop is directly linked to the most deficient nutrient in this crop.

Each plant has specific needs in nutrients and these needs vary according to the season. For example, some fruit trees need nitrogen all the season excepted during the flowering. Spraying all the nutrients all year long is not profitable: the optimization of fertilizer rate reduces up to 40% the production cost.

Primary Nutrients

The most important for growth and development of plant

Secondary Nutrients

Essential for plants but in smaller quantities than primary nutrients

Micronutrients

The less required but at least once a session

Purpose of the primary nutrients:

One fertilizer can contain various nutrients depending on the raw materials used. The main fertilizers can be represented as follows:

Some raw material cannot be mixed together.

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