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How is Inorganic fertiliser defined in a legal contract?

• Inorganic fertiliser means a fertiliser that contains nutrients in the form of minerals obtained through extraction or physical and/or chemical industrial procedures. Calcium cyanamide, urea, and its condensation and association products, including fertilisers that contain micro-nutrients in the form of chelates or complexes, may be formally categorised as inorganic fertilisers. Seen in 5 SEC filings
• Inorganic fertiliser means a fertiliser used in cultivating crops or plants of any nature, including trees, which is in the form of inorganic salts obtained through extraction, physical industrial processes, chemical industrial processes, or a mixture of these methods. Inclusive of calcium cyanamide, urea and its condensation products. Seen in 1 SEC filing

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Which definition should you use?

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Genie Definition 1

Inorganic fertiliser means a fertiliser containing nutrients from minerals, and includes products processed physically or chemically. Contains calcium cyanamide and condensation products of urea.

Relevant Contract Types

• Agricultural Supply Contracts
• Commodity Purchase Agreements
• Manufacturing Agreements
• Distribution Agreements

Relevant Circumstances

• Purchasing of raw materials for fertilizer production
• Negotiation of supply contracts for agricultural commodities
• Manufacturing of inorganic fertilisers
• Distributing inorganic fertilisers to retailers and agricultural users

Relevant Sectors

• Agriculture
• Manufacturing
• Distribution
• Supply Chain

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