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NOP — Potassium Nitrate

N ≥ 13% / K ≥ 46%

NOP — Potassium Nitrate

Specification

CharacteristicValue
Total nitrogen (N)≥ 13%
Including nitrate nitrogenper spec
Mass fraction of potassium (K)≥ 46%
Crumbly≥ 100%

Origin

China, Uzbekistan.

Loadports

Qingdao (Cotecna or CCIC under the 2026–2029 KEBS PVoC cycle); Singapore (transit); Caspian transit (Aktau).

Volume

10,000–20,000 MT per shipment by sea. 12,500–20,000 MT per month by land.

Delivery Terms

FOB / CFR / CIF Mombasa.

Payment

Buyer's bank issues; seller's bank advises or — where required — confirms. Sarpah is not on the instrument chain.

MT103 + APG under URDG 758; DLC under UCP 600; SBLC under URDG 758 / ISP98.

Application

NOP (KNO₃) is the premium chloride-free, dual-N-and-K fertilizer, used in:

  • High-value horticulture export — flowers, French beans, snow peas, mangetout, baby corn, tomatoes
  • Greenhouse production — closed-system fertigation
  • Specialty fruit production — citrus, mango, berry
  • Hydroponic systems at scale

Both nitrogen (in fully nitrate form — fastest plant uptake) and potassium (chloride-free) at high concentration. Highest cost-per-kg of any standard mineral fertilizer in the Sarpah range; specified where agronomic value justifies the premium.

Compliance

  • Buyer-side product registration with the Fertilizer & Animal Foodstuffs Board (Cap 345 framework) and KEBS standardisation; the buyer is the importer of record
  • CCIC PVoC mandatory for China origin
  • KEBS Certificate of Conformity
  • Certificate of Origin
  • COA, Weight Certificate
  • EAC CET: HS 2834.21.00 (potassium nitrate). Duty 0% under fertilizer concession; VAT exempt under Finance Act 2025

Procurement Profile

BuyerVolumeCycle
Flower farm (Naivasha, Mt Kenya, Thika)200–1,500 MT per quarterYear-round
Vegetable / horticulture exporter300–2,000 MT per quarterYear-round
Greenhouse / fertigation specialist100–1,000 MT per quarterYear-round
Specialty fruit producer200–1,500 MT per cyclePre-flowering, post-harvest

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