DeLisi: Herbicides, Insecticides Imports Continue to Lag

“All of this is subject to change, at the stroke of a tweet,” said Fanwood Chemical President Jim DeLisi, in a recent webinar on navigating disruption and trade in agrochemicals.

Frank Ratto, President and Owner of Ratto Bros., Inc. in Modesto, CA, shares how the pandemic has impacted fourth generation family-owned business.

Tariffs, trade deals, protectionism, and coronavirus create challenges and opportunities for crop protection companies.

Contingencies should plan for global, national, and local disruptions.

The chain reaction caused by the pandemic is so profound that it has permeated every facet of business operations.

The world’s premier agriculture events continue to nurture the exchange of information, international commerce, and vibrant economies for the future.

Global supply chains have seen significant disruption from the spread of COVID-19, but already there are signs of a turnaround.

While progress was being made on the U.S.-China Phase One agricultural deal, COVID-19 has raised questions about diversifying suppliers for worldwide trade.

The annual sales of Tec Agro are approximately US$200 million and it has about 500 employees servicing thousands of farmers.