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June 21, 2013  By Ostara Nutrient Recovery Technologies


June 21, 2013, Vancouver — John Guglielmi has been appointed senior
vice-president of fertilizer sales with Ostara Nutrient Recovery
Technologies Inc., a clean water company that recovers phosphorus and
nitrogen from municipal and industrial wastewater streams and transforms
them into a premium, slow-release fertilizer.

June 21, 2013, Vancouver — John Guglielmi has been appointed senior vice-president of fertilizer sales with Ostara Nutrient Recovery Technologies Inc., a clean water company that recovers phosphorus and nitrogen from municipal and industrial wastewater streams and transforms them into a premium, slow-release fertilizer.

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John Guglielmi

Guglielmi has over 20 years of wholesale and retail fertilizer sales and marketing in the production agriculture, professional turf and ornamental horticulture markets. He is both a certified crop advisor and a certified turfgrass professional.
 
“As one of the few true innovations to come along in the fertilizer sector in recent years, Crystal Green is tailor-made for growers seeking greater efficiencies from their nutrient programs that support both their economic and land stewardship objectives,” said Guglielmi.
 
Crystal Green is the first nutrient technology to offer plant-activated, slow-release fertilizer sustainably made from renewable sources.

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Guglielmi will oversee sales and business development strategies for Crystal Green in the global specialty agriculture, turf and ornamentals market. He can be reached at 813-310-0700 or at jguglielmi@ostara.com.
 
Ostara designs, builds and markets a proprietary nutrient recovery technology that transforms phosphorus and nitrogen recovered from municipal and industrial water treatment facilities into a high-value, eco-friendly fertilizer, sold and marketed as Crystal Green.

For more information visit www.ostara.com and www.crystalgreen.com.
 


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