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Updated : 5:40 PM, 08/25/2009
Vietnam to import fertiliser until 2020
Vietnam spent over US$1 billion importing fertiliser and crop protection chemicals in the past 8 months of this year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

From now until 2020, Vietnam will have to import over 500,000 tonnes of fertiliser, including urea, DAP and kali, each year.

The country annually needs 7-8 million tonnes of fertiliser but domestic production currently meets just 50 percent of market demand.  

This will end in 2020 when domestic production is expected to finally meet market demand.
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