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Ag Tech

AgTech is a rapidly evolving sector that aims to improve technology applications in order to increase the yield, growth, quality, and harvesting of crops. One of the key elements of ICL’s strategy is to develop advanced solutions for the agricultural sector by creating global leadership in Innovative Ag solutions and precision agriculture. ICL is leveraging its RD&I excellence in order to enhance its product pipeline and create new synergies between its extensive range of upstream and downstream products. ICL is[...]

Sustainable Solutions

ICL’s RD&I is looking to the UN’s SDGs as guiding principles for further development. The Company is focused on finding solutions that increase the positive global impact of ICL’s business - through its existing and new products. The SDGs serve as guiding principles in ICL’s quest for new products. This is especially true for SDG 2 – Zero Hunger. ICL has a part in ensuring global food security, from growing food with advanced fertilizers to producing alternative proteins and products[...]

Controlled Release Fertilizers

ICL is a global leader in controlled release fertilizers. Plants can use nutrients from Controlled Release Fertilizers (CRFs) with great efficiency. Thanks to the high nutrient use efficiency of CRFs and their precise, localized application (at the plant’s root zone), growers worldwide can reduce their fertilizer usage and simultaneously achieve higher quality crops and yields with a lower environmental impact. The use of CRFs can reduce the total use of fertilizers by 20% to even 50% as well as significantly[...]

Advancing Food Security

ICL is an essential player in the global food supply chain, as such, it is dedicated to improving food security. ICL contributes to food security through a broad array of Ag Tech solutions, fertilizers, alternative proteins and other products that enable food to maintain a longer shelf life or reduce food waste. 2.1 By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food[...]

Producing Fertilizers with Recycled Phosphate

Phosphate rock is an increasingly scarce source of phosphorus. Methods are underway to recover and recycle phosphates from other sources such as human sewage, animal manure and sewage sludge ashes. ICL Fertilizers Europe’s goal is to replace phosphate rock with secondary phosphates resources. https://youtu.be/Yokepk-i66QPhosphorus is an essential element for plant growth that cannot be replaced. As phosphate rock becomes scarcer, ICL is looking at various alternatives, including the possibility of reusing phosphate. Secondary phosphate is currently available, and is found[...]