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ERP sold as imported phosphate?

by SUREKHA GALAGODA

The rock phosphate deposits at Eppawala, considered to be one of the richest and most unique phosphate deposits in the world, produces 39,000 metric tonnes per annum, but sri lanka continues to import 10,000-12,000 metric tonnes of phosphate at a cost of about Rs 100 million every year.
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