Global Briefing: Investment secured for 'world-first' green fertiliser plant in Paraguay

Michael Holder
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Artist's impression of the Villeta green fertiliser plant | Credit: Atome
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Artist's impression of the Villeta green fertiliser plant | Credit: Atome

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Plans to develop the "world's first" industrial-scale green fertiliser plant in Paraguay have taken a major step towards reality, after British developer Atome this week announced it has reached financial...

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