you are 100% right carrs sold their fertiliser blending business to origin so the business is a lot smalleCarrs Billington are a PLC. Says they partner with Origin. Carrs fertiliser were definitely acquired by Origin in 2011
An ambitious company mopping up all sorts of businesses. Irish owned.
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they then sold their flour milling business to whitworths because of low margins but remember associated british foods sold a]l their mills to whitworhs because of low margins i think whitworths are privately owned so dont know how they are doing
Take it. Prices for commodities at the moment are only going one way at the moment
If Qms have their way we will not be allowed to use fibrophos up here in the future.
Reason being?
There is now a % of meat and bone meal being added to the fibrophos so it is being deemed as unsafe to use.
Unbelievable that I bought Pulan last June at £180
That grade isn't Fibrophos, thats either P-Grow or PK UP which is the meat and bonemeal product.
Correct, the Fibrophos 'P' element is being topped up by P-Grow (MBM) instead of powdered TSP.
SnapUnbelievable that I bought Pulan last June at £180
