It does not mean you can't beneficiate the Wonarah deposit, the igneous process claims to be cleaner with low 'concentrations of deleterious heavy metals'. Cut-off levels for impurities can vary depending on the specific application, the production process, and the cost of purification and the actual levels of impurities considered high can vary depending on the specific application and the quality standards in place. The cost may be greater but so is the demand leading to increased prices as fears are fueled around
whether “peak phosphorous” may be loomin
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https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2021/02/phosphorus-pollution-fertilizer/617937/Implying that Management have been making false statements regarding the product being suitable for LFP is a serious accusation with the potential to defame the character of the company and it's directors.
Interesting to note, the Visual Capitalist infographic in growler's post was sponsored by First Phosphate, with ' a rare igneous anorthosite rock deposit in Québec'.
