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A central question emerged at a recent national conference hosted by CropLife India: what role do pesticides play in nourishing the world? Are they "villains," heroes, or merely scapegoats? This discussion profoundly impacts the core of India's agricultural transformation, which is crucial for achieving its national development goals.
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In recent years, driven by capital, some large distributors in Brazil have begun to "de-emphasize the real economy and move towards the virtual," introducing financial leverage into the agricultural supply chain. This not only reshapes the industry's ecosystem but also sows significant systemic risks.
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Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan issued Order No. 155, making groundbreaking revisions to the country's plant protection product registration regulations. This new policy is undoubtedly a "weather vane" that enterprises planning to enter the Kazakh pesticide market in 2026 need to pay close attention to. The most significant change is that all registration application materials must be submitted electronically throughout the entire process, and the mandatory use of the registration holder's valid digital signature (EDS) is required. This means that the traditional paper-based submission model will completely become a thing of the past, and companies that fail to obtain an EDS in advance will be directly barred from registration in 2026.
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The year 2025 was once filled with optimism, with the International Grains Council (IGC) forecasting a record global grain output of 2.412 billion tons, notably driven by increases in corn and wheat. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) also projected an expansion in global coarse grain trade, primarily due to rising exports from the U.S. and Ukraine. However, the tumultuous landscape of geopolitics is now tearing apart this optimistic vision. Particularly in the soybean market, a profound structural transformation has already begun.
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After a turbulent period marked by oversupply, price adjustments, and market volatility, Brazil's agricultural inputs market is poised for a gradual recovery starting in 2025, ushering in a new growth cycle. Alexandre Frizzo, CFO of Vittia, a leading player in biological inputs and crop nutrition in Brazil, expresses optimism and confidence in the market's future prospects.
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Argentine agriculture is undergoing a complex transformation. Despite a challenging policy environment, the enthusiasm of younger growers for new technologies is injecting significant vitality into the nation's agricultural future. Rafael Obligado, Head of Kynetec Subscription Markets, shared his insights into the key trends shaping the Argentine agricultural market in 2025.
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Mexican agriculture is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by technology, to tackle escalating challenges posed by climate change, market volatility, and pest resistance. Fidel Sanchez, Key Account Manager at Kynetec, shares insightful perspectives on key trends shaping the Mexican agricultural market in 2025.
On September 11, 2025, during the 17th Annual Global Chemical Regulations Forum (CRAC 2025), REACH24H successfully hosted a closed-door meeting on Brazilian pesticide registration. José Victor Torres Alves Costa, Head of the Pesticide Department at the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture (MAPA), was present to provide an in-depth interpretation of hot topics of concern to Chinese enterprises, such as new Brazilian pesticide registration regulations, review procedures, and data requirements, and to answer questions on-site. This article will summarize and analyze the key points of the meeting.
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Brazil recently marked a significant milestone in the global biotechnology and agricultural sectors, officially signing and acceding to the Budapest Treaty on the International Recognition of the Deposit of Microorganisms for the Purposes of Patent Procedure. This far-reaching international agreement, designed to standardize the deposit of microorganisms for patent purposes, heralds a vibrant new era for Brazil's booming bio-input industry and indeed its entire production sector. This move is not merely Brazil's active participation on the global scientific stage, but is widely regarded as a crucial step towards achieving technological autonomy and enhancing its international competitiveness.
