Archive · 19 Aug 2025
India to Export Fertilizers to Bhutan Under New Agreement
India is going to start sending fertilizer to Bhutan every year.
The Indian company, BVFCL, made a deal with Bhutan to send them 5,000 tonnes of fertilizer.
Bhutan will use these fertilizers to help grow food.
This agreement is important for both countries, and it will make sure Bhutan can get the fertilizer it needs to grow crops.
The fertilizer will include different types, such as Urea and Suphala.
The plan is to start exporting these fertilizers from the year 2025 to 2030.
India and Bhutan signed an agreement for fertilizer export.
BVFCL will supply 5,000 metric tonnes of fertilizer annually to Bhutan.
The agreement was signed between BVFCL and Bhutan's National Seed Centre.
The deal supports Bhutan's food security and productivity.
Exports will include various fertilizer types like Urea and Suphala.
- Who
- BVFCL and Bhutan's National Seed Centre.
- What
- An agreement to export fertilizers from India to Bhutan.
- When
- From the 2025-2026 fiscal year to the 2029-2030 fiscal year.
- Where
- Between India and Bhutan.
- Why
- To support Bhutan’s food security and productivity objectives.
- Agreement Parties
- BVFCL and Bhutan's National Seed Centre
- Fertilizer Volume
- 5,000 metric tonnes annually
- Fertilizer Types
- Urea, Suphala, Single Super Phosphate, Muriate of Potash, Borax
- Start Year
- 2025-2026 fiscal year
- End Year
- 2029-2030 fiscal year
- BVFCL Location
- Namrup, Assam, India