A Clean Tech Multi-Nutrient Fertilizer and Silver Producer
Itronics, which was named one of the first International Green Heroes by an independent international environmental group, is a clean technology ('Clean Tech') company that utilizes science and engineering to create and commercialize recycling, mineral, and nutrient technologies.
Itronics Award Winning Creative Clean Technology
Itronics has received international recognition for developing “zero waste” Clean Tech that maximizes raw material sustainability for the 140 year old photographic industry and produces highly effective environmentally compatible GOLD’n GRO liquid fertilizers for use in suburban and rural horticulture and agriculture.
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Recent Press Releases04/09/20 - Itronics Reports 76 Percent Increase in 2020 First Quarter Total Revenues
04/02/20 - Itronics Advances Rock Kleen Tailings Processing Technology Presents Advantages and Growth Opportunities 03/24/20 - Itronics Remains Open; Announces That It Is an 'Essential Business' Under Nevada COVID-19 Safety Guidelines 03/17/20 - Itronics Announces 'Clean Tech Materials' Growth Plan 01/29/20 - Itronics Forecasts a 400 Percent Increase in First Quarter Silver Sales; Significant Increase Expected in 2020 01/07/20 - Itronics Reports a 48 Percent Increase in 2019 Sales 12/12/19 - Itronics Announces Launch of Redesigned Website Social Media
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Itronics Inc is currently developing a breakthrough technology, Rock Kleen, to replace its previously validated KAM-Thio fluid for neutralization of residual cyanide, and recovery of residual silver, gold, and metal oxides from silver/gold heap leach mine tailings.
The new Rock Kleen chemistry is manufactured from virgin ingredients and is based on more than 30 years of experience with similar fluids manufactured from spent photographic liquids. The Company has been working on chemical replacement of spent photographic chemistry used in its GOLD’n GRO fertilizers and for the KAM-Thio rock cleaning fluid for several years in anticipation that spent photoliquid supply might decline and be insufficient to support GOLD’n GRO fertilizer sales growth. |
