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India Bets on Captive Acid Plants to Break $2.7B Fertilizer Import Cycle

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India fertilizer import dependency is reaching a turning point: GSFC awarded Tata Projects an EPC contract to build a captive 600-MTPD phosphoric acid and 1,800-MTPD sulfuric acid complex at Sikka, Gujarat, in a direct bid to reduce India's $2.7 billion annual phosphoric acid import exposure to volatile global prices and geopolitically fragile supply routes. — Tech Times

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  1. Tech Times first India Bets on Captive Acid Plants to Break $2.7B Fertilizer Import Cycle Oscar Lazenby · 19h ago

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