Tariffs, Taxes, and Technology: India’s Crop Protection Industry at a Crossroads

AgriBusiness Global Staff By AgriBusiness Global Staff|10 December 2025

India’s agrochemical sector is navigating major challenges from the U.S. administration’s 50% tariffs, domestic flood-related disruptions, and a surge in low-cost imports that undercut local manufacturing capacity.

Industry leaders emphasize the need for trade reform, tighter import controls, and accelerated free trade agreements to protect vulnerable MSMEs and maintain export competitiveness. Find out what’s fueling a rapid shift toward biopesticides and plant health solutions, marking a significant strategic pivot for India’s crop protection companies in this recent issue of AgriBusiness Global DIRECT.

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