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uTerra

Organic fertiliser producer that opened a plant in Al Ghail Industrial Zone, Ras Al Khaimah, in 2025.

uTerra, operating as Uterra Middle East Agro Industries, opened an organic fertiliser facility in the Al Ghail Industrial Zone of Ras Al Khaimah in 2025, described in local media as the emirate’s first. The company makes two main products: a liquid soil extract that combines humic acids from brown coal with a mix of beneficial microbes, and biohumus, a compost processed by earthworms. Both are intended to improve soil structure and fertility for farms, landscaping and greenhouse growing in arid conditions.

What they make in the UAE

  • Liquid soil conditioner
  • Biohumus
  • Organic fertiliser

Sources

  1. uTerra
  2. Arabian Business: UAE's first organic soil fertiliser facility launches in Ras Al Khaimah

Information checked: Oct 1, 2026. This listing is editorial and free; it is not an endorsement. Is this your business? Ask us to update it.

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