Product Overview
Potassium Chloride (MOP) with 60% K₂O is the world’s most widely used and most economical source of potassium fertilizer. As the dominant raw material in NPK compound manufacturing and the standard straight potassium fertilizer for chloride-tolerant crops, MOP accounts for approximately 95% of global potassium consumption. Dongkwang Poland supplies standard red and premium white MOP grades in both standard (0.1-1mm) and granular (2-4mm) forms for direct application, blending, and industrial processing. We serve importers and distributors across India, Brazil, Southeast Asia, West Africa, and the EU.
How Potassium Chloride (MOP) Works
MOP dissociates in soil moisture to release K⁺ and Cl⁻ ions. Potassium is immediately adsorbed by clay mineral interlayer sites and organic matter, creating a plant-available exchangeable K pool. K⁺ functions in over 80 enzyme systems, regulates stomatal opening for water use efficiency, drives sucrose transport in phloem, and activates starch synthase for grain/tuber filling. The chloride component (47% Cl⁻) is a micronutrient in its own right — beneficial for osmotic adjustment and suppressing certain fungal diseases (take-all in wheat, stripe rust in barley).
Key Benefits
Application Guide
Broadcast: apply 100-400 kg/ha depending on soil K level and crop removal. For cereals: 100-200 kg/ha at planting. For maize: 200-300 kg/ha at planting. For grassland: 150-250 kg/ha in spring. Blending: standard K source for NPK compound manufacturing. Apply in autumn or early spring to allow leaching of excess chloride before planting chloride-sensitive crops. Avoid for: potato (processing grade), tobacco, tomato, pepper, grape, and stone fruits where chloride reduces quality.
Ideal For
Storage & Handling
Store in dry, covered conditions. MOP is moderately hygroscopic — prevent moisture exposure. Standard grade is more prone to caking than granular. Shelf life: 24 months in sealed packaging. Anti-caking agents applied to export-grade product. Store separately from urea and ammonium nitrate.




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