REGYP has purchased a new site in South Western NSW to service Sydney and Canberra waste plus the large broad-acre growing area with products like fertiliser, gypsum, lime and blends. This site will house both REGYP, Pacific Fertiliser and Contract Spreader's operations.
Another high quality gypsum load for cotton in Western NSW.
SUPERFLOCC Gypsum products are made from ultra fine natural gypsum powder. The ground gypsum can be mixed with water and applied via irrigation (flood, drip), spread aerially, or added to dams for flocculation (to reduce water turbidity) and many other applications. The solution grade and aerial grade gypsum products are suitable for industrial, agricultural cropping
REGYP manufacturers microfine gypsum products suitable for agricultural, civil and industrial applications. The micronised gypsum products include: G100S - Solution Grade Gypsum - Suitable for dissolution in irrigation systems. G100FL - Flocculation Grade Gypsum - Suitable for flocculating dams including farm dams and civil sedimentary catchment dams. G100A - Aerial Suspension Grade Gypsum -
REGYP is celebrating Ten years in business. We would like to thank all the people and businesses who have helped us during the journey and we look forward to strengthening these relationships in the future.
REGYP is now offering the following recycled gypsum products from Bundaberg: Super Ag Gypsum - sub 15mm - purity 92% Super 2 Gypsum - sub 3mm - purity 92% Granular Gypsum - 3-15mm - purity 90%
40mm Compost for Rehabilitation Works The 40mm compost (AKA 40mm Pasteurised Garden Organics) is a coarse compost product made for mine site rehab works and civil project site rehab works. Consisting of composted green waste that is composted, shredded and screened before sale. This product is made to the EPA Waste Order but not to
REGYP Releases a new product brochure.
Recycled gypsum is about to become more available to the greater Bundaberg area. We will have competitive bulk transport and spreading options in the area.
The new Bunning spreader finally in action at Cowra.
