The AgriBusiness Global SE Asia Conference connected more than 300 attendees with 34 exhibitors at the Pullman Jakarta Central Park in Jakarta, Indonesia. Day two provided attendees the opportunity to learn coping strategies for regulatory bans from Lawrence Yu, Head of Asia Pacific from AMVAC Singapore Pte Ltd. Attendees were also able to interact with panelists Professor Xuemin Wu of China Agriculture University, Amro Ni of XAG Co., Ltd., Fernando Lopez of Lamberti, and Om Dhande of Croda.
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Yue Li and Sarah Tong of Meister Media’s Beijing office chatting with exhibitor Shandong Jingbo Agrochemicals Technology Co., Ltd.
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Attendees having discussions and making connections with each other.
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Amro Ni, International Sales Director for XAG Co., Ltd., and Prof. Xuemin Wu, Professor of National Pesticide Formulation and Adjuvant Laboratory for China Agriculture University with David Li of BSP Biosciences serving as translator discuss precision agriculture’s Southeast Asia farmers and the agrochemical industry.
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Attendees ask follow-up questions to Amro Ni and Professor Wu on the agrochemical industry in Southeast Asia.
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Attendees and exhibitors listen to panel discussions.
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Lawrence Yu, Head of Asia Pacific for AMVAC Singapore Pte Ltd, gives a presentation on strategies to cope with regional regulatory bans on glyphosate and other chemistries.
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Fernando Lopez, Asia Pacific Lead, Agro Division at Lamberti, and Om Dhande, Regional Sales Manager – South Asia at Croda, discuss how adjuvant and inert companies provide products for biological and synthetic crop protection chemistries.
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Attendees ask questions for Fernando Lopez and Om Dhande following their discussion.
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Dr. Piyatida Pucklai, Asia-Pacific Regultory Policy and Sales Manager for knoell, explains how regulatory issues are influencing southeast Asia’s business trends.
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David Li (right), Dr. Piyatida Pucklai, and Dr. Peter Chalmers review key take aways from ABG’s SE Asia Conference with AgriBusiness Global Editor Renee Targos moderating.
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Attendees add to the conference’s final panel, explaining how beneficial this conference is for the industry as both a learning opportunity and as a connection to old colleagues and new business partners.
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Attendees continue the conversation of the conference’s final panel, including ways to improve and what to look forward to in the years ahead.
After a five-year hiatus and following a great first day, AgriBusinessGlobal brings important information about regulatory bans, adjuvants and inerts, and precision agriculture’s effect on the agrochemical industry to crop protection manufacturers and formulators. Here is recap of Day Two (9 November) as business deals were made, new relationships formed, and information consumed by attendees. View photos of the event in the slideshow above.
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9 November 2023 
