Urea prices to be slashed

Urea prices to be slashed

March 23, 2023   02:55 pm

Several private fertilizer companies have decided to reduce the prices of urea, Minister of Agriculture Mahinda Amaraweera says.

Thereby, the price of a 50kg bag of urea will be slashed from Rs. 18,500 to Rs. 11,000, private fertilizer companies have informed the lawmaker.

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