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Tech to lick blocks on Cloncurry manufacturing plans
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Tech to lick blocks on Cloncurry manufacturing plans
Pioneering processing technology has opened the door for Chatham Rock Phosphate plans to build a Cloncurry manufacturing plant for dicalcium phosphate (DCP) and monocalcium phosphate (MCP). It is looking to DCP/MCP technology developed in Melbourne by Monash alumni chemists and now being rolled out in Vietnam and China with early-stage partners. Chatham would feed the Cloncurry plant with rock phosphate from its Korella North mine, with the new …
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