Updates on Anuvia- Increased Production Planned


The air in Tangerine and the surrounding neighborhoods have been free, for the most part, of the stink of Anuvia since mid-June. We can't rest too easy though, because Anuvia has plans to sell a lot of fertilizer in the future. 

The latest update on Anuvia from the Orange County Environmental Protection Department indicated that they had been shut down since June 3, 2020. Anuvia has stated in the past they plan to ramp up production in the fall for the Spring 2021 planting season. 

According to Total Landscape Care, Anuvia hired a new vice-president to "lead Anuvia’s efforts to build existing retail and distribution alliances while seeking to create new customer partnerships to further advance the sales of SymTRX, Anuvia’s bio-based, sustainable fertilizer."

Anuvia is currently working with the Mosaic Plant in Plant City to utilize their space for fertilizer production while continuing to produce fertilizer [there.] This is general knowledge in the industry and has been written about in the past. 

This expansion is in response to increased demand for Anuvia’s biobased sustainable and environmentally friendly plant nutrients, According to Anuvia CEO, Amy Yoder. 

“In the three years since the Zellwood plant went online, the market has been receptive to our products and its unique benefits, and now in response to the increased demand, we are increasing our production capacity,” Anuvia Plant Nutrients chief executive officer Amy Yoder said. “It is gratifying that farmers are realizing the performance and environmental benefits Anuvia products bring to crop production.”

A permit application related to the partnership between Mosaic and Anuvia was posted a couple of days ago by the FDEP and was current on 7/28/2020. 

https://fldep.dep.state.fl.us/www_pa/pa_search_results.asp 

Make no mistake about it, Anuvia plans to come back and not just in Plant City. And we need to be ready when it does. 





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