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Deepak Fertilisers starts production of NPK fertilisers at new Taloja plant

The Rs 800-crore plant will raise its capacity to 11 lakh MTPA from 3 lakh MTPA in a phased manner

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Rakesh Rao Mumbai
The Pune-based Deepak Fertilisers & Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd (DFPCL) has begun commercial production of NPK fertilisers, under its flagship brand Mahadhan, at its new plant in Taloja (Maharashtra). NPK fertilisers are primarily composed of three main elements - nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K), each of these being essential in plant nutrition.

The new facility, installed with the latest Incro technology and built with an investment of Rs 800 crores, has a provision of manufacturing multiple grades of fertilisers. This is the only fertiliser plant in India that has one-of-its kind fully automated bagging facility. The new facility is set

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