Uniwen
Fertilizer manufacturing and distribution for agricultural cooperatives and traders
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Uniwen
Uniwen imports, manufactures, packages and distributes fertilizers, including blended compounds, and arranges freight logistics. Its products include nitrogen, phosphate, potash and custom-blended fertilizers.
Customers include agricultural cooperatives and traders. The company also works with local producers on redistribution.
Based in Sète, France, Uniwen is the 2026 successor name to Unifert France and continues operating the industrial facility in Sète.
Product: Imports, manufactures, packages and distributes fertilizers, including blended compounds, and arranges freight logistics.
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