Nanofarm Chemical expands fertilizer exports with machinery investments

WISE NEWS PRESS / ANTALYA, TURKEY — DEC. 15, 2025

Nanofarm Chemical, a fertilizer manufacturer based in Turkey's agricultural hub of Antalya, has initiated new investments in machinery to bolster its production capacity and meet increasing demands from international markets.

Established in 2010 within the Antalya Organized Industrial Zone, the company has traditionally focused on domestic distribution but is now concentrating its efforts on expanding its export volume. This strategic shift aims to position the company as a key supplier in the global agricultural sector.

Strategic shift to exports

While Nanofarm continues to maintain a strong production and distribution network throughout Turkey, the company officially began its foreign sales operations at the beginning of 2017. Following this expansion, the firm decided to concentrate on exports to address specific demands in the foreign market, prompting the recent investment in new production machinery.

Product range and formulation

The company operates a facility capable of producing organic, inorganic, and organomineral fertilizers in liquid, powder, and gel forms. By analyzing soil quality and climatic conditions, Nanofarm manufactures a wide variety of plant nutrition products, including:

• Primary nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

  
  

• Secondary nutrients including calcium and magnesium.

• Blended products containing copper, zinc, and trace elements intended to increase agricultural productivity.

Additionally, the company formulates specific products enriched with plant growth regulators, seaweed, amino acids, and organic acids.

Regulatory compliance

All production activities are conducted in compliance with national regulations. The company's products are manufactured under licenses obtained from the General Directorate of Agricultural Production and Development of the Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, ensuring they meet the standards required for the conscious agricultural sector.

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