Fertilizer’s Green Shift
Sustainability and green policies drive demand for specialty fertilizers in Egypt, with rapid market growth fueled by water-soluble and micronutrient products, technology innovation, and expanding regional exports.
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
I am a Chemical Engineer, graduated from Swansea College / University of Wales.
My working experience began at the Arab Potash Company (APC) in 1983, at the Potash Production facilities in the Dead Sea, Jordan. Then, I moved to KEMAPCO to establish a joint venture between APC & Kemira Grow How (now YARA) in Aqaba, where the production facilities included KNO3 and DCP, as well as HNO3.
Established & Operated JAFCCO in JORDAN for SA, SOP, PA, TSP, DCP, and CC. 2 Years in China for the production of Potash in CONGO. 8 Years with EVERGROW for specialty fertilizers SA, SOP, DCP, PA, GCC. Currently, a Technical Consultant for the Fertilizers Industry.
Q2. What role do sustainability regulations or green agriculture policies play in shaping demand for low-impact or specialty fertilizers?
The green regulations & sustainability of Specialty fertilizers are pushing the farmers and producers for the slow-release & bio-based fertilizers. It is expected that the specialty fertilizers will grow at the expense of conventional fertilizers.
Q3. How is technology influencing the formulation and development of new-generation specialty…
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