Bangladesh Govt Approves Purchase Of 70,000 Tonnes Urea And 20,000 Tonnes Phosphoric Acid
Govt approves purchase of 70,000 tonnes of urea and 20,000 tonnes of phosphoric acid for agricultural input supply.
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Govt approves purchase of 70,000 tonnes of urea and 20,000 tonnes of phosphoric acid for agricultural input supply.
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