China agrochemical industry weekly(0329)

The United States will invest $70 million in 2024 to strengthen the prevention and control of plant pests and diseases

Recently, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that it will invest more than $70 million in 374 projects through the Plant Protection Act's Section 7721 program to strengthen the nation's control of plant pests and diseases, protect the nation's nursery system, and enhance pest quarantine inspection and resistance efforts.

Bayer joins forces with Trinity Agtech to advance carbon reduction and data monitoring in agriculture

Recently, Global agrochemical giant Bayer has partnered with UK-based technology company Trinity Agtech to promote digital agricultural monitoring and carbon reduction solutions.

Deepak Group in India launched its first fluorine chemical plant and officially set foot in the field of fluorine chemistry

Deepak Chem Tech Limited (DCTL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Deepak Nitrite Limited, has officially launched the operation of its state-of-the-art fluorine chemical plant in Dahej District, Bharuch District, Gujarat, India.

Trustchem and TAFIREL held the 20th anniversary of cooperation

At the 20th anniversary reception of cooperation between Jiangsu Trustchem and Uruguay TAFIREL held in Shanghai on March 12, agrochemical industry representatives and partners from China and Uruguay gathered together to celebrate this important moment

AgroGalaxy (Brazil) and Bayer terminate pesticide distribution cooperation

Recently, AgroGalaxy announced that it has terminated its commercial partnership with Bayer AG for the distribution of pesticides in the field of crop protection.

China registered 4 new Prothioconazole technical, the holders are Flagchem, Jingbo, NAB and Suyan

On March 20, 2024, China approved the registration of four new Prothioconazole technical products, and the registration certificate holders are Jiangsu Suyan., Jiangsu Flagchem, Inner Mongolia NAB, and Shandong Jingbo

High incidence of rust attack in Brazil, Adama introduced Fluxapyroxad product Almada

At the recent ExpoDIReto 2024 agricultural show in Brazil, Adama highlighted its new fungicide solution, Almada, to combat the current soybean rust disease in southern Brazil. The product is composed of three active ingredients, Fluxapyroxad, Mancozeb, Fluxapyroxad and Propiconazole, and is the only ready-to-use fungicide on the market with exclusive technology.

The US has added potash to its list of key minerals

Recently, the United States added potash and phosphate fertilizer to the final list of critical minerals of the Department of the Interior. Minerals are added and removed from the list based on their impact on national security, the economy and their role in critical infrastructure, according to the Interior Department.

The cost of developing a new pesticide to market rises to $300 million

According to Agbiolnvestor's latest statistics, the cost of marketing a new pesticide active ingredient in the United States and the European Union has increased from $286 million (€215 million) in 2014 to $301 million (€261 million) today, an increase of 5.7%.

Chlorantraniliprole, Lufenuron, Validamycin and Oxine-copper were registered in Chinese Chieh-qua for the first time

Recently, 10% Chlorantraniliprole · 10% Lufenuron SC products  was approved registration.

China: Ten points to note for export pesticide registration only

China's policy of only export pesticide registration has been constantly updated in the past 10 years, and major pesticide companies have launched overseas sales of only export pesticides. This article summarizes some points for attention in pesticide registration.

Syngenta introduced a variety of products in Brazil, such as Difenoconazole and Pydiflumetofen

At the recent Show Safra 2024 in Brazil, Syngenta showcased a range of innovative products and solutions designed to help local farmers, especially those in the Cerrado region, overcome production bottlenecks and increase crop yields. The Cerrado is the heart of Brazil's agricultural production, accounting for 60% of the country's total crop production.