DF Grupo is formed by a set of companies who lead the fertilizer sales and logistics market in Spain and Portugal. The Group, of family origin, has vast experience, with more than 40 years in the sector consolidating the values that identify us. We currently have our own sales and infrastructure network in five countries. Spain, Portugal, France, Morocco and Angola; and we also make direct sales in other countries like Algeria, Mozambique and Lebanon among others.
We comprehensively handle all the processes in the fertilizer value chain: from their import (more than 180 ships/year), or our own production, through to the set of logistics activities required to deliver our products to our extensive customer network.
We have the best professionals in all areas, to advise our customers in each of their purchasing decisions. We also make a resolute commitment to R+D+i through our company DF Innova, developing new fertilizing techniques in order to keep ourselves in the sector’s vanguard.
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Nitrogen fertilizers
Phosphate fertilizers
Potassium fertilizers
Own warehouses (in ports 141,000 m2, in interiors 69,000 m2)
Liquid storage capacity
Ships unloaded per year
Bags/hr Total bagging capacity
Compact fertilizer production capacity
Blending production capacity
Total liquid fertilizer production capacity
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