Brazil plans to cut the levy on fertilizers as part of a plan to overhaul mining regulations in the South American nation, a Mining Ministry official said. The levy on fertilizers may be reduced from 3% to prompt producers to increase domestic output of the crop nutrients. “We want to encourage the production of potassium in the country instead of importing it,” Claudio Scliar, the mining minister said.
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