Fertiliser price hikes will cost sector €70m
Fertiliser imported into Ireland last autumn was the highest in three years.
Louise Hogan
THE IFA has taken issue with fertiliser industry claims that the €40-70/t price hike introduced this season was the result of reduced global product supplies and higher manufacturing charges.
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