OUR DIFFERENCES
Why Emami Corp?
Emami Corp’s products are like tall ladder that helps you reach a higher level. Whether you're an orchard or greenhouse consultant, or a crop producer, we stand by your side with four key strengths:
Production of 109 products in liquid, powder and tablet form
aligned with ecosystem and micro-organisms preservation
Crops, horticultural and greenhouse crops
Financial savings
Complete and Diverse Product Portfolio
More than 300 small and large producers are active, in Iran’s fertilizer industry. Few of them offer a truly complete lineup of products. Emami Corp, with the production of 109 products in liquid, powder, and solid formulations, meets virtually all the fertilization needs of farmers. In addition to a broad product range, we provide top-tier analyses tailored to soil and water situation.
A complete, high-quality, and consistent portfolio—backed by guaranteed label-matching specifications—is the first step on the ladder toward successful agriculture.
Utilization of modern, efficient technologies
Our second distinguishing factor is leadership in the use of advanced production technologies. Each category of fertilizer addresses specific challenges in farming and must be delivered through a suitable technological approach to effectively meet farmers’ needs. Emami Corp remains at the forefront of these advancements.
Technical support across all products
Providing a product is only the beginning of a long-term commitment and relationship between the producer and the user—especially in agriculture, where we work with living plants, under unpredictable climatic conditions and facing both biotic and abiotic stresses.
The pressure to increase yield for food security and economic stability elevates the importance of agriculture. Emami Corp takes the heavy responsibility of supporting its users seriously, striving to scientifically address and resolve issues at the highest level.
Cost-Effectiveness and Expense Reduction
Even a brief look at the real crop production costs reveals the importance of using high-quality fertilizers. For example, studies show that only 20% of the phosphorus applied during fertilization is absorbed by the plant—while the remaining 80% is washed out, not only wasted but also contributing to groundwater pollution.
Financially, this means 80% of the purchase cost and labor for that one nutrient is lost. However, by using controlled-release fertilizers, this ratio can be reversed, reducing resource waste to just 20%—a major shift in profitability and sustainability.