At ExDom, we supply high-quality Ammonium Sulfate Fertilizer (21-0-0) enriched with 24% sulfur, designed to enhance soil fertility and promote strong, healthy crop growth. As one of the Dominican Republic’s most consistent agricultural exports, ammonium sulfate plays a vital role in sustainable farming across multiple regions.

Nourishing Agriculture with Precision and Quality

Our fertilizer is produced in granular form, ensuring easy application and uniform distribution in the field. With a purity of 99% and granule size ranging from 2–4 mm, it dissolves effectively in the soil, making it ideal for use in crops such as rice, sugarcane, corn, and vegetables. Its acidifying properties improve alkaline soils, allowing farmers to achieve optimal yields season after season.

ExDom’s export operations are supported by reliable partnerships with certified producers and logistics providers, ensuring consistent quality and timely global delivery.

The Dominican Republic’s exports of ammonium sulfate reached $767.86K in 2018, with demand growing steadily in regions like Cuba, Latin America, Asia, and Africa.

Sustainable Farming for a Growing World

At ExDom, we believe in agriculture that supports both productivity and environmental care. Our ammonium sulfate fertilizer aligns with modern sustainability practices—improving soil health without harmful runoff. Each shipment is packaged in 50 kg bags or bulk containers, offering flexible options for both small farms and large agricultural distributors.

With an average market price of $300–$400 per ton, our fertilizer remains one of the most cost-effective sources of nitrogen and sulfur in the industry. Its consistent composition ensures farmers can rely on every batch to deliver measurable results in both yield and soil vitality.

Our annual export volume ranges between 5,000 and 10,000 tons, contributing to food security and agricultural progress across emerging markets. ExDom’s dedication to quality, sustainability, and supply reliability makes us a trusted partner for farms, cooperatives, and agribusinesses worldwide.