India: Could Indoor Farming Disrupt Crop Protection?

In order to compete as both technology and customer needs evolve, we will need to adapt both for the short term and the long term.

Adopting stage-gate process and technology transfer leads to better management of risk, resources, and rewards for more successful product introduction and acceptance.

Dr. Rob Bertram discusses how the FAO is creating G.A.P. for invasive species with focus on knowledge transfer and how public-private partnerships are bringing new control products to market.

Consolidation, strategic partnerships, and new capacity will change supplier dynamics in China, and sterilization products continue to hamper access to raw materials.

Regulatory changes could have widespread implications for Mercosur countries and export crops to the EU and U.S.

Despite isolationist fervor, emerging economies and trade will emerge stronger as the global economy recovers.

Once overlooked, agritech startups are beginning to have a moment in India.

As part of the company’s new climate strategy, a low-carbon transition plan has been adopted.

Market expert Dr. Bob Fairclough provides insight into the global crop protection product supply, demand, and use outlook for 2021 and beyond.