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Fertiliser output steady despite West Asia crisis; government secures 37 lakh ton urea imports for kharif

Fertiliser output steady despite West Asia crisis; government secures 37 lakh ton urea imports for kharif

Posted on April 30, 2026 By admin


India produced 16.49 lakh tonnes of urea in March and 21 lakh tonnes in April, taking the total to 37.49 lakh tonnes. “It was almost the same during the same period last year, and we have reached that level,” Ms. Sharma said.
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The government on Thursday (April 30, 2026) said domestic urea production has reached 37.49 lakh tonnes in March-April, nearly matching last year’s levels despite the West Asia crisis, while securing 37 lakh tonnes of imported urea to meet the shortfall ahead of the Kharif season.

Total domestic fertiliser production stood at 62.37 lakh tonnes during March-April, while imports were at 15.39 lakh tonnes.

Published – May 01, 2026 01:10 am IST



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