The Soluble Fertilizer Industry Association (SFIA) India presented India’s success story in developing sustainable farming through SOMS fertilizers (Soluble Fertilizer, Organic Fertilizer, Micronutrient and Bio Stimulants) at ‘CAC China 2025’, a trade forum for agrochemicals, organised by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT).
Participating in the conference, Rajib Chakraborty, National President, SFIA India, said SOMS is a pioneering approach that integrates multiple nutrient sources to achieve high-yield, nutrient-rich, and environmentally sustainable agriculture. A key highlight of SOMS is its potential to drastically reduce reliance on subsidised fertilisers, offering a cost-effective and efficient alternative for both farmers and governments worldwide, he said.
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“SOMS is a scientifically structured approach that not only enhances nutrient use efficiency and ensures environmental sustainability, but also significantly reduces dependency on conventional subsidised fertilisers. This shift has major financial implications for governments globally, helping optimise subsidy expenditures while promoting long-term soil health,” he said.
A media statement said ‘CAC China’ event serves as a crucial platform where global agro-input companies converge to secure their supply chains and explore emerging trends. The invitation extended by CCPIT to SFIA India underlined India’s growing influence in the international fertiliser market.
With rising global demand for residue-free and high-efficiency fertiliser solutions, India’s contributions, particularly through SOMS, are increasingly recognised as models for sustainable agricultural development, it said.
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By reducing fertiliser subsidies and ensuring optimal nutrient management, SOMS presents a scalable solution for governments worldwide striving for cost-effective, environmentally responsible agricultural policies. SFIA India remains dedicated to fostering industry collaboration, strengthening India’s footprint in the agro-input sector, and shaping the future of sustainable farming, it said.
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