Fertis LT - trading, Raudondvario Plentas 150/407, Kaunas (2026)

Name: Fertis LT - trading
Address: Raudondvario Plentas 150/407, Kaunas, 47174, LT
Telephone: +37068751561

Fertis LT is a fertilizer trading company located in Kaunas, Lithuania.

◻️Our key products are nitrogen, phosphorous, potash and NPK fertilizers.

◻️Established in the year of 2018, we have developed strong business relations with our partners in EU and Ukraine Fertis, supplying them with high-quality fertilizers from around the world.

◻️Besides the traditional scope of fertilizer trading, 3 ye

ars ago we started a production unit in Lithuania, bagging fertilizers for a hobby-sector and supplying them to retail chains.

24/07/2026

At Fertis, we continue to follow developments in sulphur, phosphoric acid and phosphate fertilizers closely. The latest escalation around the Strait of Hormuz has once again reminded how vulnerable some of the world’s most important supply chains remain. And today, let’s focus on the sulphur shortage.

Sulfur market has already been extremely tight in recent months. Available volumes - quite limited, prices - constantly rising, and phosphate producers - facing increasingly expensive raw materials. Now, renewed Hormuz uncertainty is adding another layer of risk.

This matters because the Middle East is not only an important fertilizer-producing region but also a critical source of sulphur for the global market. Any disruption (or even the expectation of possible disruption) can quickly affect freight, insurance, vessel availability and buyers‘ willingness to secure material in advance. In an already undersupplied market, relatively small changes in availability can produce disproportional price reactions.
And this is exactly where the current situation becomes particularly important for phosphates.

Sulphur is a key raw material in the production of phosphoric acid, which in turn sits at the heart of DAP, MAP and many other phosphate fertilizers. When sulphur becomes scarce and expensive, the impact moves further down the production chain.

In fact, DAP and MAP producers now find themselves caught in a difficult squeeze. On one side, exceptionally high DAP and MAP prices are beginning to undermine demand. Buyers are increasingly resistant to current price levels, while farmers may respond by reducing application rates or postponing purchases. On the other side, high sulphur and phosphoric acid costs leave producers with very limited room to reduce DAP and MAP prices without putting their own economics under severe pressure.

That is why the next chapter of the fertilizer market may be shaped not only by what happens to shipping through Hormuz, but by a broader question: How quickly can the global sulphur market rebuild sufficient supply — and at what price?

25/06/2026

Today, on the Day of the Seafarer, we would like to extend our sincere congratulations and gratitude to all seafarers and especially to our partners who dedicate their lives to keeping global trade moving.

More than 80% of the world's traded goods travel by sea. Behind every vessel arriving safely at port are skilled professionals whose work demands responsibility, resilience, and courage. Long periods away from home, unpredictable weather, and the constant responsibility for cargo and crew make seafaring one of the world's most challenging professions.

For the mineral fertilizer industry, reliable maritime transportation is essential. It connects producers with farmers across continents, helping ensure that agricultural inputs reach fields when they are needed most.

Today, we would like to thank all seafarers and our maritime partners for your hard work. Happy Day of the Seafarer! Fair winds, safe voyages, and calm seas to you and your crews.

26/05/2026

✅Recently, the Fertis team visited the transshipment terminal in Wola Baranowska, Poland, where we monitored the wagon transloading process for one of our premium products of Fertis trademark fertilizers manufactured in Lithuania and delivered through our key logistics route to Ukraine.

In today’s environment, delivering fertilizers to Ukraine is a task with many additional layers of complexity. One of the major challenges is the railway infrastructure itself: Lithuania and Ukraine operate on broad-gauge railways, while Poland uses the standard European gauge. This makes efficient and careful cargo transshipment a critical part of the supply chain.

✅That is why strong logistics partnerships matter so much. Reliable handling, cargo safety, operational coordination, and speed directly influence the stability of supply for the agricultural sector.

We would like to thank our partners from Treeden Group for their professionalism and commitment. It is incredibly important to work with partners we can truly rely on and be confident that the cargo is handled with care and responsibility at every stage of the route.

🔆As always, we would like to express our gratitude to our Lithuanian partner, UHB AGRO, for the excellent product quality, and to our partner in Ukraine, Binfield, for making it all possible.

🔹Binfield🔹UHB AGRO 🔹TREEDEN
🔹Marijus Grodickas 🔹Natallia Mikhailava 🔹Arkadiusz Zuzaniuk

12/05/2026

We will never be tired of remembering that healthy plants are the foundation of food security, sustainable agriculture, and stable harvest, and today on the International Day of Plant Health - we are glad to do it once again.

Unfortunately, we can’t fully protect crops from climate change, drought, heat stress, soil degradation, diseases, and pests. But with balanced mineral nutrition plants remain stronger, healthier, and more resilient under these conditions - and there comes the essential role of fertilizers.

Mineral fertilizers support crop development by reducing the impact of nutrient deficiencies and improving resistance to environmental stress. Stronger plant health contributes in its turn to better resilience against diseases and supports more sustainable agricultural production overall.

Healthy nutrition means healthier plants — and healthier plants mean a more sustainable future for agriculture and better work for all of us.

Now check our carousel to check how beneficial each nutrient can be for crops:

22/04/2026

Happy Earth Day!

The world is celebrating Earth Day today – and this is a very good reason to reiterate, that healthy soil is more than a resource. It’s the foundation of global food security, resilient agriculture, and sustainable economies.

Nowadays the agricultural sector is facing several challenges. Geopolitical tension is reshaping global trade flows, disrupting logistics routes, and tightening fertilizer availability in key regions. At the same time, farmers are under growing pressure to maintain productivity while preserving the ecosystems that sustain it.

In this environment, responsible fertilizer use, efficient nutrient management, and informed decision-making are no longer optional.

At Fertis, we believe that a healthy agricultural market and a healthy planet go hand in hand. By supporting transparency, accessibility, and smarter practices, we help enable better decisions - for yields, for soil health, and for future generations.

Because our future grows from the ground beneath us. So, let’s take care of our planet.

10/04/2026

The fertilizer market today feels less like a stable supply system and more like a set of connected vessels: when pressure rises in one part of the world, the ripple travels quickly through energy, logistics, raw materials, and finally into the farmgate. That is exactly what we are seeing now.
Against the backdrop of the conflict in the Middle East, the market is reacting not only to what has already been disrupted, but also to the risk of what could happen next. And in fertilizers, uncertainty itself often becomes a price factor. Disruption around the Strait of Hormuz is already affecting energy and fertilizer flows, with direct implications for input costs, trade, and food systems. So here today we have Fertis Commercial Director, Natallia Mikhailava to share her vision on the actual market situation.

Natallia Mikhailava

Address

Raudondvario Plentas 150/407
Kaunas
47174

Telephone

+37068751561

Website

https://www.fertis.lt/

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