
The Fertiliser Association of India has proposed several measures for the Union Budget 2026-27, including reducing customs duties on key raw materials like ammonia and phosphoric acid, and bringing urea under the nutrient-based subsidy framework. The industry seeks incentives for downstream projects, relief from certain taxes, and restoration of tax deductions for research and farmer education. It emphasizes balanced fertilisation to protect soil health and calls for sustained policy support to boost domestic production and align with Make in India goals amid global price volatility.
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