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Biofil® – Special Mix

Biofil® – Special Mix

Melcourt Biofil® – ‘Special Mix’ fulfils the needs of customers who require bio-filtration media made to their own specification.

• Can include blends of screened bark, woodchips and shells etc, in
accordance with the customer’s specification

• Customers with a specific odour problem or have a preferred non standard product specification can have it carefully manufactured to their requirements.
• Manufactured from completely renewable, sustainable ingredients
• Knowledgeable technical back-up available

Available in 60 litre bags, bulk bags and loose bulk

Notes
For international customers, fumigation treatment and heat treated pallets can be provided, together with full and complete paperwork /documentation.

Where to buy Melcourt products

We don’t have an online store, preferring to support garden centres, nurseries, professional growers and other valued distributors with premium advice and service that’s second to none. But with hundreds of stockists throughout the UK, you should have no trouble finding our high-quality, peat-free range, plus landscape materials and much more.

Our products in action

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Over the last decade Melcourt have proved to be a consistent supplier of quality growing media to us . Customers ask for their products by name and we are proud to sell them.

Aylett Nurseries

Quite simply, Melcourt offer excellent products with exemplary service.

Applegarth Nurseries

For us, Melcourt sets the standard in peat free compost. The quality is always great and customers keep coming back for more because they have great success with the product.

Perrywood

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