Import Fertiplus 4-3-3 65om — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Netherlands

Fertiplus 4-3-3 65OM is an organic fertiliser supplied by Ferm O Feed in the Netherlands. The product is formulated as pellets containing a nutrient ratio of 4 % nitrogen, 3 % phosphorus and 3 % potassium. Its composition includes humus structures that improve soil fertility and promote root development. The pellets are designed for slow dissolution, delivering nutrients over an extended period.

In the fertiliser market the 4‑3‑4 ratio is typical for balanced crop nutrition and is comparable to standard NPK blends used in Europe. Pellets of this type normally have a moisture content of 8‑12 % and a bulk density around 0.8‑1.0 t m‑3, which facilitates handling and storage. Packaging is usually supplied in 25 kg bags, a standard size for bulk agricultural inputs. The product’s pH is generally neutral, falling in the 6.5‑7.5 range, which suits most soil conditions.

The formulation is suited to a broad selection of crops in agriculture, horticulture and landscaping, making it attractive to commercial growers, small‑scale farmers and wholesale distributors. Ferm O Feed states that the minimum order quantity can be adjusted to the buyer’s requirements, but the exact MOQ should be confirmed directly. Prospective importers are advised to request the supplier’s ISO and FSSAI certificates and to discuss Incoterms, payment terms and shipping arrangements before placing an order.

Ferm O Feed is located at Hermalen 7, Schijndel, 5480AA, Noord Brabant, Netherlands. The supplier is listed under the imported tier and carries a harbour trust tier, indicating a basic level of verification on the platform. The public profile does not provide a response rate, and the recorded response metrics show zero activity, so buyers should anticipate a need for proactive communication.

The company markets organic fertiliser products and highlights the availability of flexible order sizes, though exact quantities are not disclosed in the listing. No additional corporate history, employee numbers or client references are supplied, and any claims about certifications are limited to the supplier’s statement that ISO and FSSAI certificates exist; purchasers should request copies before transaction.