Daly City, CA, Jan. 17, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- US-Dadi Fertilizer Industry International Inc. (OTCBB: USDF)
announces its first shipment of organic fertilizer to Indonesia in
February. The Company will be shipping approximately 30
tons.
After months of testing and improvement, US-Dadi Fertilizer
Industry International Inc. will start shipping their newly
developed organic fertilizer to Indonesian farmers in Surabaya as
early as February. As a marketer for China Heilongjiang "Hailuxin"
organic fertilizer, US-Dadi is taking this brand to the
international market aggressively.
"We are excited to make this first shipment to our customers in
Indonesia," said Mr. Haitao Liu, President US-Dadi Fertilizer
Industry International, Inc.. "We look to develop future
orders of our organic fertilizer as demand increases."
In 2013, US-Dadi joined Southeast Asian Agricultural experts from
Saturnus Agri-Tech US International Inc to visit an Indonesian farm
cooperative, bank, fertilizer distributor and an agricultural
agency. They inspected local soils and took samples for further
testing. As a result, the new Hailuxin brand bio fertilizer is the
right fit for Surabaya soil improvement. The first shipment will
be distributed to improve farmland for 30 to 50 villages,
benefiting the local environment and economic prospect.
About US-Dadi Fertilizer Industry International, Inc.
US-Dadi Fertilizer Industry International, Inc. is an international distributer of organic fertilizer, Malohe Brand organic rice and farming equipment to the agricultural marketplace globally. Through a joint venture with Harbin Haixin Biological Fertilizer Co., Ltd, US-Dadi Fertilizer Industry International, Inc. distributes organic fertilizer from China to agricultural customers worldwide. More information can be found on the Company's website at: www.usdadi.us
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