With the Lunar New Year approaching, overseas deliveries are progressing steadily. At the end of January 2026, another medium-sized compound fertilizer production line was loaded into a container and officially shipped to a customer’s factory in Uganda, East Africa. Following the shipment of the first batch of equipment in early January, the second fertilizer production line to Uganda was successfully launched this month, marking a strong start to the year for overseas orders. Looking at the East African agricultural market in recent years, Uganda has a large population and abundant arable land resources, but suffers from severe soil nutrient loss and insufficient use of compound fertilizer by farmers, indicating huge potential for market growth. The construction of local fertilizer processing plants has become a mainstream trend in the industry, and the demand for small and medium-sized compound fertilizer production lines continues to expand. The company accurately grasps market trends and has specifically developed a lightweight, low-maintenance extrusion granulation production line adapted to African working conditions, balancing investment costs and production stability, which has gained recognition from numerous East African customers. This newly delivered production line has a daily output of 80 tons and can produce various ratios of granular compound fertilizer, suitable for local mainstream crops such as coffee, rice, bananas, and grains. The entire set of equipment is highly automated, requires minimal manpower, and is equipped with a simple dust removal system, meeting local environmental control requirements. Before leaving the factory, it underwent a continuous 72-hour load test, with all operating indicators meeting standards. Double the amount of core vulnerable parts were included with the shipment, significantly reducing the customer’s subsequent procurement costs. During the shipment preparation phase, all departments collaborated efficiently. The production workshop completed equipment cleaning and rust prevention treatment, the warehousing team categorized and packed parts, the logistics team standardized container securing and moisture protection, and the foreign trade team completed all export customs declarations and shipping documents in advance, ensuring timely transportation. To address the risks of long-distance ocean shipping, all precision electrical control and transmission components were individually sealed in wooden crates to prevent damage from moisture and collisions. Leveraging years of experience in exporting equipment to Africa, the company has established a comprehensive overseas after-sales system. Upon arrival at the port, technical engineers simultaneously provide on-site service, guiding the entire process of installation, commissioning, and trial production. Online remote video technical support is also available, and a fast replacement channel for spare parts is provided year-round. In 2026, the company will continue to increase its investment in overseas markets, focusing on the agricultural equipment sector in East Africa and Southeast Asia. It will continue to upgrade its complete production lines for compound fertilizers, organic fertilizers, and blended fertilizers, using high-quality Chinese-made equipment to support global agricultural development, continuously expand its international market share, and write a new chapter in China-Africa agricultural and trade cooperation.
