Granular fertilizer MAP, DAP

Caligra, based in Johannesburg, South Africa, supplies granular mono‑ammonium phosphate (MAP) and diammonium phosphate (DAP) fertilizers for large‑scale agricultural use. The MAP grade typically contains 11 % nitrogen and 52 % P₂O₅, while DAP usually offers 18 % nitrogen and 46 % P₂O₅; both are supplied as dry granules with a size of 2‑4 mm and a maximum moisture content of about 2 %. Caligra offers the product in bulk, packed in 20‑foot or 40‑foot containers according to the buyer’s specifications.

In the fertilizer market, MAP provides a high phosphorus concentration that is readily available to crops, and DAP delivers both nitrogen and phosphorus in a single application, reducing the need for multiple spreads. Both grades meet the common industry standard of ≥90 % water‑soluble phosphorus at 20 °C and are manufactured to a bulk density of roughly 0.8‑1.0 t m⁻³. The granules are free‑flowing, allowing uniform distribution during mechanical spreading, which is essential for consistent field performance.

Typical buyers include commercial farms, agribusiness cooperatives and government extension programmes that require reliable nutrient delivery at scale. Orders are processed after the buyer completes a requirements form that triggers a supplier‑controlled offer (SCO). Caligra packs the product in the buyer’s chosen container size, and shipping terms are negotiated directly with the importer, who must confirm incoterms, payment method and any required quality certifications before dispatch.

Caligra operates from 7 Montrose Avenue, Craighall Park, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbour trust rating, indicating that it trades primarily through maritime channels. Current platform data shows no recorded response activity, so prospective buyers should verify communication availability directly with the firm.

The supplier states that all orders are consolidated into standard 20‑foot or 40‑foot sea containers and that packing details are customised to the buyer’s requirements. Caligra does not publish fixed pricing; instead, price is determined by the volume ordered and is provided after the buyer submits a detailed requirements form. No additional certifications or quality guarantees are listed in the source data.