India’s Agrochemical Industry Evolves Beyond Generics

AgriBusiness Global Staff By AgriBusiness Global Staff|31 December 2025

India’s $9 billion agrochemical market continues to grow despite global trade disruptions, expected to reach $12.7 billion by 2030, according to Mordor Intelligence. Once known mainly for generic crop protection products, Indian companies are now investing heavily in R&D, IP protection, and sustainable innovation, evolving into global partners for technology and contract manufacturing.

Industry leaders like Tagros Chemicals, Krishi Rasayan Exports, and Hemani Industries highlight India’s transformation into a hub for R&D partnerships, CRO services, and green chemistry solutions. Despite recent challenges, including a 50% U.S. tariff on Indian agrochemical exports, the sector remains resilient, find out why in this issue of AgriBusiness Global DIRECT.

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