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Fertilab (Fertilidad de Suelos, S. de R.L.)

Headquartered in Mexico

A Mexican agricultural laboratory based in Celaya, Guanajuato offering soil and plant nutrition analysis, phytosanitary diagnostics, and pesticide residue testing for exporters.

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Lab testingResidue testingPhytosanitary

Regions served

Latin America

Countries

Mexico

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