Executive Distribution Leadership Panel Set for May CPDA Adjuvants and Inerts Conference

Agrochemical companies experienced strong sales in 2021, but they are looking for a more vigorous recovery in 2022 in the face of pervasive supply chain troubles.

Numerous supply chain issues have had an impact on the global crop input supply, including glyphosate.

While the market for Spiromesifen in the Americas and Europe is growing at a moderate rate, there is huge demand for the insecticide/miticide in Asia Pacific.

Bayer expects repairs of the production line to take around three months.

Insecticides are not excluded from supply chain troubles that have challenged herbicides and so many other categories and industries worldwide.

UPL is hoping for a rebound in the current rabi season after a muted performance in Kharif.

Glyphosate supplies will be tight in Western Canada this growing season but not for the reasons many have been citing.

As the supply situation simmers, agronomists and other experts warn about unintended effects in the U.S. market.

Tom Vilsack cited commitments on dried distillers grains, an ethanol byproduct, and a promise to address trade barriers on U.S. agricultural biotech products.