Demand & Supply of Agrochemical
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The pesticide industry in India is shifting focus globally, requiring agro companies to pool resources to meet working capital needs. Players with strong in-house R&D and sales networks will succeed. While herbicides dominate the global market, insecticides make up most of India's top 20 pesticides. Key consuming states in India are Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Punjab. The industry is dominated by domestic production, with the top 10 players controlling 80% of the market. Biopesticides and organic farming will capture more market share in the future.
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The document provides an overview of the pesticides industry in India. It discusses that the global pesticide market was worth $71.3 billion in 2018 and the Indian market was worth $3.8 billion, with insecticides accounting for 65% of the Indian market. It also summarizes that Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Punjab have the highest pesticide consumption in India. The document further outlines the various regulations around pesticides in India and lists some pesticides that are banned in the country.
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