Replenish Nutrients secures U.S. licensing agreement with Farmers Union Enterprises

Replenish Nutrients Holding Corp. (CSE: ERTH, OTC: VVIVF) this week announced a landmark three‑year licensing deal with Farmers Union Enterprises Inc. (FUE), a U.S. investment and agriculture‑advocacy group linked to the farmer‑owned Farmers Union Industries LLC (FUI) covering nearly 70 million acres of cropland in Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Under the agreement, FUE obtains exclusive rights to manufacture and distribute Replenish’s patented “SuperKS” pelletised fertilizer across the five‑state network. The deal provides a capital‑light entry into the U.S. market for Replenish, while FUI will renovate and operate a processing plant in Crookston, Minnesota, with an initial capacity of 50,000 metric tonnes per annum, scalable to 100,000 metric tonnes under continuous production. Replenish will supply raw materials, oversee technical and quality control, and retain responsibility for final sales to distribution partners. Initial production and sales are targeted for late summer or early fall 2026. Financially, Replenish anticipates licensing revenues averaging between USD $40 and $60 per metric tonne for the initial term, depending on final cost inputs, transportation and wholesale pricing. Importantly, Replenish bears minimal capital expenditure in this deal, meaning royalties flow directly to revenue without burdening the company with major plant‑build costs. Strategically, the partnership marks a major step for Replenish in advancing its position as a provider of regenerative‑fertiliser technologies across North America. By aligning with a respected farmer‑owned manufacturing and distribution network entrenched in one of the U.S.’s most productive cropland regions, Replenish gains scale and credibility while FUE strengthens its sustainable‑agriculture offering. CEO Neil Wiens of Replenish, and Board Chairman Darin Von Ruden of FUE, both emphasised their shared commitment to improving soil health, farm profitability and environmental outcomes. In summary: Replenish’s move into the U.S. via a licensing model enables rapid market access, revenue upside, and low‑capex risk. With production planned to kick off in 2026 and a strong addressable market of tens of millions of acres, this deal could lay the foundation for meaningful growth ahead. #RegenerativeAgriculture #FertiliserInnovation #USAgMarket #ReplenishNutrients #SlimScan #GrowthStocks #CANSLIM