Import Fertilizer — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Turkey

Odak Tarim, based in Antalya OSB, Turkey, supplies a range of drip‑irrigation NPK fertilizers. The catalogue lists blends such as 18‑18‑18, 16‑8‑24, 20‑10‑20, 15‑30‑15, 3‑5‑40, 20‑20‑20 and 15‑5‑30, each formulated for different crop stages. Primary nitrogen is delivered as nitrate (2.8 %), ammonium (3.5 %) and urea (14.5 %). Micronutrient enrichment includes boron 0.01 %, copper 0.01 %, iron 0.04 %, manganese 0.01 % and zinc 0.03 %.

The blends conform to common industry moisture limits of less than 12 % and granule sizes of 2‑4 mm, which aid uniform distribution in drip lines. Typical packaging for bulk orders is a 25 kg polypropylene bag, a standard that simplifies handling and storage. Standard shelf life for these water‑soluble formulations is twelve months when kept in a dry environment. The product is suitable for high‑value horticultural crops, cereals and vegetable production, where precise nutrient balance is critical.

Importers usually purchase in bulk quantities and arrange shipment from the Port of Antalya. While the listing does not disclose minimum order quantities or unit pricing, buyers are encouraged to request a formal quotation. Payment terms and incoterms are negotiated directly with Odak Tarim, and the supplier’s harbor trust tier suggests capacity for large‑scale export.

Odak Tarim operates from an industrial zone in Antalya, Turkey, with the address Antalya Osb 1.kisim 10.cadde No:2 Dosemealti, Antalya. The supplier is listed under the harbour trust tier, indicating eligibility for maritime export, but the response rate shown is 0.00, meaning no automated replies have been recorded. The profile does not provide details on company size, years in operation or specific certifications, so those points should be verified directly with the supplier.

The current listing focuses solely on the fertilizer blends and their chemical composition; it does not mention production capacity, storage facilities or quality‑assurance procedures. Prospective buyers should therefore request documentation such as product safety data sheets, batch analysis reports and any relevant agricultural certifications before finalising a contract.