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Earlier, fertiliser firms were allowed to produce neem-coated urea upto 35 per cent of total capacity of their plants.

The annual demand of urea in the country is around 30 million tonnes, whereas the domestic production is around 22 million tonnes.

The new project will be covered under the new urea investment policy, which has been recently notified by the government.

The Minister mentioned that government is keen on raising country's urea production which should be cost effective also.

Fertiliser subsidy is a source of macroeconomic imbalance, given its open-ended nature and linkage to crude prices and the exchange rate.