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Bidding on SCRMET: 14 thousand tons of urea were sold for export to the UAE

July 19, 2023 | 17:22 |7205
Carbamide grade "B" ($244 per ton) became the subject of trading on the State Commodity Exchange of Turkmenistan on Tuesday, July 18, the correspondent of ORIENT reports.Carbamide grade "B" ($244 per ton) became the subject of trading on the State Commodity Exchange of Turkmenistan on Tuesday, July 18, the correspondent of ORIENT reports.
Source: from the editorial office archive

Carbamide grade "B" ($244 per ton) became the subject of trading on the State Commodity Exchange of Turkmenistan on Tuesday, July 18, the correspondent of ORIENT reports.

A representative of the UAE business community purchased a total of 14 thousand tons of urea from the state concern "Turkmenhimiya" for a total of $3.4 million.

Urea grade "B" meets all the necessary requirements for use in agriculture and is actively used as a fertilizer for various types of plants.

More information about the goods sold through the State Commodity Exchange of Turkmenistan can be found at the link.

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