Amoot Iranian Trading Company is a well-known supplier and exporter of chemical fertilizers to all corners of the world.
The company deals in various forms of sulfur and urea, sourced from both Turkmenistan and Iran, ensuring the highest quality and best prices for the clients.
With years of experience in the industry, the company has established itself as a reliable and trustworthy partner for businesses looking to purchase chemical fertilizers.
One of the key features that sets Amoot Iranian Trading Company apart from its competitors is its commitment to fast delivery.
With stocks always full, the company is able to fulfill orders quickly and efficiently, ensuring that clients receive their products in a timely manner.
This allows businesses to plan their operations more effectively and reduce any potential downtime, ultimately contributing to their bottom line.
Whether you are a large agricultural enterprise or a small independent farmer, Amoot Iranian Trading Company is dedicated to providing the best quality chemical fertilizers at competitive prices.
The danger of crop failure and even famine in Asian countries has become very important during last three decades. An increase in chemical fertilizer use, more inspection of weeds, insects and diseases and optimum utilization of soil moisture are paid more attention in order to increase the production of cereal crops, mostly wheat, rice and…
The history of sulfur is part of ancient time. Perhaps the name of sulfur found its way into Latin from the language of the Oscans, ancient people who lived in the region including Vesuvius, where sulfur deposits are widely found.
Urea is a concentrated source of nitrogen, extensively used as a chemical fertilizer. Urea is produced in the form of prills or granular.
Global sulfur’s output and export have been on the rise from the previous centuries, attracting many other nations to invest on sulfur production. Researches demonstrate that sulfur production will improve significantly in the future and sulfur will rank as the superior import and export product worldwide. . . Sulfur production in Middle East has been…
. . Mostly sulphur fertilizer was neglected in the past agricultural industry while at the present time it is well known as a fundamental and substantial nutrient that is as significant as urea fertilizer for plants. . Today sulphur is known as the second most necessary nutrient for the plants after nitrogen by many agronomists. …
. At the present time, sulfuric acid (alternative spelling sulphuric acid) is one of the most highly consumed chemicals globally but it was probably not recognized before the 16th century. . First, sulfuric acid was invented by Johann Van Helmont (c.1600) through destructive distillation of green vitriol (ferrous sulfate) and by burning sulfur. The leading…
. . It is more than one decade that Amoot Iranian Trading Company has been providing urea fertilizer for international buyers. Urea fertilizer is usually used in a dry and granular form and is the most welcomed nitrogen fertilizer globally as it has the highest amount of nitrogen (46%) in comparison to other popular nitrogen…
. . Urea is of great importance in agriculture and polymer industries. Urea as the world’s most commonly applied nitrogen fertilizer is produced more than any other organic chemical. Urea fertilizer, containing 46% nitrogen, is the most concentrated nitrogen fertilizer so it is the cheapest form of nitrogen fertilizer to transport and very welcomed in…
. . A country’s capability to feed itself depends on three main factors: . In other words the more people there are in a country, especially in poor countries with limitation in land and water; the fewer resources there are to meet major needs. . About 35 years ago, in 1984, the rate of population…
. . China is the major importer and consumer of sulphur worldwide. In 2016, China consumption of sulphur fertilizer and sulphur in other sectors was over a quarter of global demand which was about 27%. China took 11.96 Mt of elemental sulphur on 2016 – significantly more than the 6.09 MT which was taken by…
