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Agro company Lộc Trời names new CEO

Agro company Lộc Trời names new CEO

Food and agricultural services conglomerate Lộc Trời Group has appointed Nguyễn Tấn Hoàng as CEO with effect from October 16.
Competition in NPK fertiliser market heats up

Competition in NPK fertiliser market heats up

The Vietnamese fertiliser market is fragmented, with many small producers, but that is changing
PVCFC acquires South Korean company

PVCFC acquires South Korean company

The acquisition of 100 per cent of KVF''s capital by Petrovietnam Cà Mau Fertiliser JSC was approved in 2023, with an estimated cost of $25 million. 
Businesses face difficulties over silicon determination methods

Businesses face difficulties over silicon determination methods

Before the Government''s Decree No. 108/2017/NĐ-CP on fertiliser management issued in September 2017, businesses self-proclaimed quality and standards on packages and were responsible for the declared information.
Việt Nam imports nearly 352 million worth of fertiliser in Q1

Việt Nam imports nearly $352 million worth of fertiliser in Q1

China remains the main importing market, accounting for approximately 42 per cent of the total volume and over 29 per cent of the total import value.
Cà Mau Petroleum Fertiliser JSC sets sight on Australia, NZ

Cà Mau Petroleum Fertiliser JSC sets sight on Australia, NZ

The Cà Mau Petroleum Fertiliser JSC (PVCFC) is preparing high-quality shipments to officially enter Australia and New Zealand, two of the world''s most demanding fertiliser markets.
Fertiliser producers grapple with lower prices and higher costs

Fertiliser producers grapple with lower prices and higher costs

Only a few small companies reported year-on-year growth in net profits for the whole year.
Việt Nam aims to use organic fertiliser for 50 per cent of cultivation area by 2050

Việt Nam aims to use organic fertiliser for 50 per cent of cultivation area by 2050

Việt Nam aims to use organic fertiliser for 50 per cent of the total cultivation area nationwide by 2050, and have at least 80 per cent of centrally-run cities and provinces build organic fertiliser farming models as part of value...
Fertiliser imports reach two-year high in August

Fertiliser imports reach two-year high in August

Việt Nam''s fertiliser import volume reached the highest in more than two years in August, according to the General Department of Customs, while prices fell over the previous year.
PVCFC exceeds production target in H1 despite poor results in Q2

PVCFC exceeds production target in H1 despite poor results in Q2

For the first six months of the year, PVCFC’s net revenue ped 26.2 per cent over last year to VNĐ6.03 trillion, with profit after tax posting a decrease of 79.5 per cent to VNĐ519.5 billion.  
Fertiliser prices fall, firms to expand exports

Fertiliser prices fall, firms to expand exports

The Viet Nam Fertiliser Association proposed to reduce export tax on urea fertilisers to zero to increase the competitive of exports.
Fertiliser businesses see profit drop on ailing selling prices and rising costs

Fertiliser businesses see profit drop on ailing selling prices and rising costs

Falling selling prices and rising costs have caused the profits of most fertiliser businesses to plunge, after recording high profits in the previous few years.
Viet Nam must develop organic fertiliser for green agriculture: expert

Viet Nam must develop organic fertiliser for green agriculture: expert

Phung Ha, general secretary and vice chairman of the Viet Nam Fertiliser Association, spoke to Viet Nam News Agency about this issue.
PVFCCo exports first bulk urea fertiliser in 2023

PVFCCo exports first bulk urea fertiliser in 2023

In recent years, PVFCCo has focused on developing export markets with a high annual volume.
Falling price of fertiliser causes headaches for producers

Falling price of fertiliser causes headaches for producers

The market has continued to witness a sharp in prices, with urea fertiliser currently at its lowest price point in over two years. As a result of domestic production, enterprises now have an excess of urea that they can export.