While MRFR’s report projects growth for the liquid fertilizers market, the summary also flags certain restraints and challenges that stakeholders must navigate. For example, MRFR’s earlier release (2021 summary) noted high storage costs and special handling requirements for liquid fertilizers — these remain relevant. 
Specifically, liquids require specialised containers, air-tight storage and logistic infrastructure, increasing cost compared to some conventional solid fertilizers. Also, MRFR mentions that lack of awareness regarding liquid fertilizer application (especially in regions such as Africa/Middle East) limits adoption. 
Additionally, while not explicitly quantified in the publicly-available summary, transition to precision/fertigation methods requires capital investment (irrigation equipment, monitoring systems) which may slow roll-out in emerging markets.
Furthermore, competition from conventional fertilizers, price sensitivity of farmers (especially in developing markets) and logistical/supply-chain challenges for liquids (higher weight, more handling complexity) act as headwinds.
For strategy: companies need to mitigate these challenges by investing in efficient storage/distribution, building farmer-education programmes, developing lower-cost liquid formulations or delivery systems, and aligning with irrigation-equipment providers to bundle solutions. Recognising these constraints is essential for realistic planning, given that the global CAGR is modest (~3.27%) and margin erosion could be significant in undifferentiated competition.