China Price Index: How Agrochemical Companies Can Overtake the Competition During a ‘Rainy Race Day’

Global challenges are forcing companies to rethink their supply chains and business operations, says market expert David Li.

Chinese companies still view glyphosate as a profitable product, amid global inflation, crisis in Eastern Europe, and Covid lockdown in China.

The agrochemical companies that have been able to localize their supply have advantages in uncertain circumstances.

Market expert David Li provides insight into recent glufosinate and glyphosate prices, as well as what the crisis in Eastern Europe might mean for an already fragile supply chain.

Chinese agrochemical companies are on the road to realizing the country’s 14th Five-year Plan and achieving the goal of carbon neutrality in the future.

Expert David Li explains why value creation needs contributions from both multinational companies and Chinese agrochemical suppliers.

From double control policy to production suspension, manufacturers are facing a myriad of challenges. That’s why disruptive innovation can be a tipping point for growth.

China’s double control policy, upcoming environmental audits, the Winter Olympic Games, and Spring Holiday all conspire to disrupt manufacturing capacity well into 2022.

No clear timeline for ‘normal production’ will continue to affect price and availability of ag inputs.