In this regard, Chief Engineer of the complex Yun Jong Guk, when interviewed by KCNA, said:

As of January 15, the complex has overfulfilled its daily quota by 50 percent when compared with the same period of last year.

Workers of the complex are making a fresh leap in fertilizer production based on locally available materials.

The workers in charge of sorting coal are increasing its rate while keeping the unloading equipment in full operation.

The humic acid workshop has created an efficient method of operating equipment, thus boosting the production.

The workers of generator shop have improved their technical ability to operate the generator as required by the standard regulations, keenly aware that fertilizer production depends on gas production.

Successes have also been made at other shops including the ammonia shop and the synthesis shop.

Kim Yong Ho, deputy head of forwarding workshop, told KCNA:

We have turned out in a drive for implementing the tasks set forth by supreme leader Kim Jong Un in his New Year Address, in which he underscored the need to keep up agriculture as a major thrust of the country's efforts for economic construction and improvement of the people's standard of living and concentrate all efforts on farming.

We are fully determined to further increase the production.