- Progressive Planet (PLAN) has signed joint development agreements with Eco Health Industries and High Brix Manufacturing
- The companies will jointly develop three regenerative fertilizers that reduce the application of chemical nitrogen and other chemical fertilizers
- PLAN’s agricultural products aim to provide cost-effective alternatives that reduce emissions and replace harmful chemicals
- The final formulation is scheduled to be launched in May 2023
- Chief Operating Officer Ian Grant sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the partnership
- Progressive Planet is an established B2B manufacturer of agricultural, household and industrial products
- Progressive Planet Solutions Inc. (PLAN) opened trading at C$0.25
Progressive Planet (PLAN) has signed joint development agreements with Eco Health Industries and High Brix Manufacturing.
The companies will jointly develop three regenerative fertilizers that reduce the application of chemical nitrogen and other chemical fertilizers. PLAN will own all intellectual property rights.
The $60B chemical fertilizer industry is responsible for depleting the soil and contributing to global agricultural emissions.
PLAN’s agricultural products aim to provide cost-effective alternatives that reduce emissions and replace harmful chemicals.
Chief Operating Officer Ian Grant sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the partnership.
The portfolio of new regenerative fertilizers consists of two broadacre and one retail product, with product names to be released at a later date.
Field trials for one of the broadacre products will commence in Alberta with High Brix customers during the 2023 spring planting. Broadacre field trials for the second product are planned for Spring 2024.
Testing to measure available nutrients for the small-bag retail product will commence in January 2023, with the final formulation to be launched in May 2023.
Progressive Planet is an established B2B manufacturer of agricultural, household and industrial products.
Progressive Planet Solutions Inc. (PLAN) opened trading at C$0.25.
