Uterra Launches RAK’s First Organic Soil Fertiliser Facility

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Okay, real talk—when was the last time you got excited about fertiliser? Never? Same. But hear us out, because this is not your average “shovel-some-dirt-and-hope-for-the-best” situation. Uterra Middle East Agro Industries has officially opened its shiny new, state-of-the-art, eco-friendly organic fertiliser facility in Al Ghail Industrial Zone, Ras Al Khaimah—and it’s making waves in all the best ways.

A Green Dream with a $20 Million Price Tag

We’re talking about a USD 20 million mega-investment that screams green thumbs and clean living. The event was all star power and science, with Uterra’s visionary founder Dr Anatoli Unitsky and RAKEZ Group CEO Ramy Jallad leading the grand opening like proud parents at a school science fair—but make it biotech, sustainable, and a little bit revolutionary.

Now, what’s so special about this 33,000 m² green haven? Oh, just everything. From advanced tech-driven production lines crafting micro-biological organic fertilisers to vertical farming magic that grows fresh fruits and veggies all year long—this place is a certified green dream. And spoiler alert: no harmful chemicals, no GMOs, no nonsense. Just pure, planet-loving goodness.

Big Names and Bold Vision

Dr Unitsky, sounding every bit the eco-hero, shared how Uterra is basically rescuing soil that’s been ghosted by years of chemical fertilisers. And get this—their secret sauce (aka the uTerra fertility elixir) isn’t just kind to Mother Earth; it boosts crop yields by up to 120%. That’s not just more produce—it’s tastier, healthier, vitamin-packed, pest-fighting, soil-hugging produce. If fertilisers had a superhero league, this one’s wearing the cape.

Not Just Fertiliser—A Fertile Future

And let’s not forget what this means for Ras Al Khaimah. Ramy Jallad summed it up perfectly—Uterra isn’t just building a facility, it’s planting the seeds (literally and metaphorically) for sustainable innovation in the UAE. With RAKEZ and the local government cheering them on, this move puts RAK firmly on the map as a hub for green breakthroughs and bio-agriculture brilliance.

So next time you bite into a juicy, sweet tomato grown locally, just remember—it might owe its deliciousness to a humble bag of Uterra fertiliser and a dream to grow a greener future.