We source raw material worldwide and place finished product into China's chemical and fertilizer industry. Grades and terms are confirmed per transaction.
The feedstock for sulphuric acid and, through acid, phosphate fertilizer. China imports close to ten million tonnes a year — from the Middle East, Canada, Central Asia and Europe.
Sedimentary and igneous phosphate rock for wet-process phosphoric acid and downstream fertilizer. China consumes more than 100 Mt a year, and imports to balance grade and cost.
Muriate of potash for compound fertilizer and direct application. China imports more than half of what it consumes, and 2024 imports set a record at 12.6 Mt.
Acid-grade and metallurgical-grade fluorspar for hydrogen fluoride, fluorochemicals and aluminium. World output is around 9.5 Mt and China's supply is constrained by mining inspections.
Finished product placed with end-users across Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America — under quota where quota applies, and never outside the documentary regime.
DAP and MAP, granular, bagged or bulk. Export under China's ammonium phosphate quota system.
Merchant-grade and food-grade acid, in drums, ISO tanks or dedicated tonnage.
Industrial phosphates, feed additives and specialty salts to buyer specification.
Purified phosphoric acid and phosphate precursors for LFP cathode production.
One enquiry with four pieces of information is enough for us to come back with a structured response rather than a question list.
The commodity, the specification you will actually consume, and any origin restriction.
Volume, laycan or delivery window, and whether it is a trial cargo or a programme.
Discharge port or delivery plant, and the Incoterm you work on — FOB or CIF.
The instrument you settle on, and whether your lab will re-test on arrival.
Grades, sizing and tonnage are quoted per transaction against the destination plant and the inspection regime. Nothing on this page is an offer.