1. Gigantin Bio pelletized organic fertilizer
A pelletized fertilizer made from chicken manure, produced by Ussuriyskaya Poultry Farm LLC in the city of Artem, Primorsky Krai (Russian Far East), in the free port of Vladivostok zone. The farm has worked since 1973 and keeps about 880,000 laying hens, with its own hatchery for 600,000 hatching eggs, an egg powder department and an organic fertilizer plant with a capacity of 600 tonnes per month. It is 1–2 hours by truck from the ports of Vladivostok, Nakhodka and Vostochny (company data). The fertilizer is made through aerobic fermentation of poultry litter with plant-based carbon materials (peat, sawdust, straw) and forced aeration. The producer has already shipped this fertilizer to Vietnam, according to shipping documents it has provided.
The pellets provide organic matter and plant nutrients for agricultural use. Packed in 25 kg bags for handling and distribution. Application rates should be agreed for the crop, soil and local conditions. The manufacturer reports production capacity of up to 600 metric tonnes per month.
USD 100 per metric tonne EXW, including 25 kg bags with the manufacturer's design. Minimum order is one 40HC container, approximately 25.5–25.8 metric tonnes net.
Reference product data
| Parameter | 2026 laboratory reference |
|---|---|
| Nitrogen (N) | 4.7% |
| Phosphorus (P, element) | 2.4% |
| Potassium (K, element) | 1.9% |
| Organic matter | 57.2% |
| Moisture | 13.4% |
| pH | 8.1 |
| Russian HS code used previously | 3101000000. Philippine classification to be confirmed |
| Physical form | Dark brown pellets, approximately 5 mm diameter and 10–12 mm length |
Reference values are from the manufacturer's 2026 Russian laboratory report, not a guaranteed grade. P and K are reported as elements, not P2O5 and K2O. Natural composition can vary between batches. A batch-specific Certificate of Analysis will confirm shipment values.
Commercial terms
| Term | Current offer |
|---|---|
| Price and basis | USD 100/MT EXW, confirmed by the manufacturer on 30 September 2026. Collection point and final terms to be stated in the sales contract. |
| Price outlook | The supplier expects no price revision through 31 December 2026. Price to be reconfirmed when the order is placed. |
| Packaging included | 25 kg bags with manufacturer design. Philippine-specific label content to be confirmed. |
| Minimum order | 1 x 40HC container |
| Indicative net load | 25.5–25.8 MT. Goods value approximately USD 2,550–2,580 per container, based on final net weight. |
| Payment | 50% advance and 50% against draft bill of lading. Final payment arrangements to be agreed in the sales contract. |
| Additional costs | Freight, inland transport, Philippine import clearance, duties, taxes and local product registration are not included. |
The Philippine distributor or importer would handle import clearance. Delivery timing, payment route and registration responsibilities must be agreed before a commercial shipment. The buyer contracts and pays the supplier directly. Russia–Philippines Trade Link acts as the trade agent and contact point in the Philippines.
2. OrganicaFK granulated organic fertilizer
A second producer in Primorsky Krai offers OrganicaFK, an organic fertilizer made from fish, seafood and seaweed. The producer states that its customers are in Russia and Southeast Asia.
| Term | Current information |
|---|---|
| Base | Seaweed, fish meal and natural minerals |
| Packaging | 20 to 50 kg bags, big bags of 1,000 to 1,500 kg, retail packs of 1, 4, 10 and 15 litres. Retail labels in Russian, English or Vietnamese on request |
| Incoterms | EXW or CIF |
| Port of loading | Vladivostok |
| Price and specification | On request |
3. Humic soil improvement paste (BIOTORF)
BIOTORF, a peat-based humic paste for seed soaking, foliar spraying and root feeding, supplied in 1-tonne IBC containers. A free 2-litre sample is available for trials. Full details are on the humic biostimulant and soil conditioner page.
Who these fertilizers are for
- fertilizer importers and agricultural input distributors
- commercial farms and plantations, for example rice, sugarcane, banana and coconut growers
- companies working with degraded or low-organic-matter soils
Philippine requirements to check first
Gigantin Bio is not yet registered in the Philippines. Based on the description submitted, FPA has initially classified the product as a Non-Traditional Fertilizer and indicated that a Bioefficacy Field Experiment (BFE) is required, with an approved Experimental Use Clearance (EUC) before the experiment. The final product category, sample import procedure and testing requirements remain subject to confirmation with FPA's Non-Traditional Fertilizer Team. No commercial import approval is being claimed.
Which authority regulates a fertilizer in the Philippines depends on what the product is:
| Topic | What the official source says |
|---|---|
| Organic soil amendments | Regulated by the Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standards (BAFS). According to BAFS, its registration section registers organic soil amendment products and producers and issues organic input importation permits and clearances. |
| Inorganic and other fertilizers | Regulated by the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA). According to FPA, a company importing fertilizer needs a license as importer and registration of its products. FPA states that its jurisdiction over organic fertilizers was transferred to BAFS under Republic Act 10068. |
| Import duties and taxes | Depend on the HS / AHTN code of the product and are checked in the Philippine Tariff Finder. |
Before any shipment, the exact classification of each product (organic soil amendment, fertilizer or another category) should be confirmed with BAFS or FPA. Registration is normally done by the Philippine importer, so an importer with experience in agricultural inputs is the most practical partner.
How the process works
- You describe your crops, region and expected volume.
- You receive the commercial offer and available laboratory data. An updated English SDS for Gigantin Bio is being prepared by the manufacturer.
- Registration, sample import and testing requirements are clarified with the Philippine importer and the competent authority.
- Samples and a local trial are arranged after the necessary clearances are confirmed.
- Price, packaging, payment and delivery terms are agreed directly with the supplier.
Frequently asked questions
Who produces Gigantin Bio?
Ussuriyskaya Poultry Farm LLC in Artem, Primorsky Krai, Russia, working since 1973 with about 880,000 laying hens and its own hatchery (company data). The producer reports capacity of up to 600 metric tonnes per month, previous export shipments to Vietnam and Russian product registration No. 4203, stated valid through 2033.
What is the price of Gigantin Bio organic fertilizer?
USD 100 per metric tonne EXW, including 25 kg bags with the manufacturer's design, as confirmed by the manufacturer on 30 September 2026. Freight, import clearance, duties and local registration are not included.
What is the minimum order?
One 40HC container, approximately 25.5 to 25.8 metric tonnes net in 25 kg bags.
What is the nutrient content?
The manufacturer's 2026 laboratory reference shows nitrogen 4.7%, phosphorus 2.4% and potassium 1.9% (as elements), organic matter 57.2%, moisture 13.4% and pH 8.1. These are reference values, not a guaranteed grade; a batch Certificate of Analysis confirms shipment values.
Is Gigantin Bio registered in the Philippines?
Not yet. FPA has initially classified it as a Non-Traditional Fertilizer and indicated that a Bioefficacy Field Experiment is required. No commercial import approval is claimed.
What are the payment terms?
50% advance and 50% against the draft bill of lading. Final payment arrangements are agreed in the sales contract between the buyer and the manufacturer.
Is there another organic fertilizer?
Yes. OrganicaFK is a granulated organic fertilizer made from seaweed, fish meal and natural minerals, packed in 20 to 50 kg bags and small retail packs, EXW or CIF.
Official sources
Regulatory information on this page is a general orientation, not legal advice. Requirements change, so the importer should confirm them with the relevant authority or a licensed customs broker before shipment.
- Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standards (BAFS), divisions and registration functions
- BAFS, registered organic soil amendment products
- Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA), frequently asked questions
- FPA, product registration
- Tariff Commission, Philippine Tariff Finder