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Overseas policies November 7, 2025

New Landscape of Southeast Asian Agrochemical Market: Regulatory Trends in Three Countries and Corporate Response Strategies

As a core global agricultural production base and agrochemical consumer market, Southeast Asia has witnessed profound reforms in its regulatory system in recent years, characterized by increased policy transparency alongside higher compliance thresholds. Jinan Tianyu Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd., having deeply engaged in this regional market for many years, has a firsthand understanding of these regulatory changes. This article focuses on Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia, analyzing the latest developments in agrochemical registration and regulation to provide adaptive suggestions for enterprises expanding into overseas markets.

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Overseas policies November 6, 2025

The "Chemical Reaction" of Latin America's Agrochemical Market Under Free Trade Agreements

As a core region for global leading agricultural production and exports, Latin America has emerged as a key player in the agrochemical industry. The region's agricultural development is highly dependent on chemical crop protection products such as insecticides and herbicides. These inputs not only serve as the core support for ensuring food security and increasing yields but also directly determine the international competitiveness of agricultural products. Against this backdrop, the impact of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) on the import and export of agrochemicals has become increasingly prominent. The interaction between tariff regulation, agreement frameworks, and market demand is profoundly reshaping regional trade flows and supply chain structures. From a trade perspective, the Latin American market exhibits two distinct characteristics: first, it is highly dependent on imports. Even though countries like Brazil and Argentina have a certain degree of domestic production capacity, they still rely on suppliers from China, India, the United States, and Europe for key technical raw materials and specific formulations. Second, there are significant regional differences. Different trade blocs such as the Southern Common Market (Mercosur), the Pacific Alliance (PA), and others have established multi-level tariff and market access mechanisms, which directly lead to differences in import costs and competitive structures among various countries.

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Overseas policies November 5, 2025

Dynamics of Brazil's Second-Crop Corn Market: Transformation and Opportunities Amidst Decline

Brazil's second-crop corn industry holds a pivotal position in the global agricultural landscape, yet its crop protection market has witnessed an unexpected adjustment. According to the FarmTrak Corn 2025 survey by Kynetec Brazil, the market size of crop protection for Brazil's second-crop corn (winter corn) in this season reached $2.36 billion, a 7% decrease compared to the previous season's $2.523 billion. Fluctuations in costs and exchange rates emerged as the core influencing factors.

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Overseas policies November 5, 2025

Brazil's Plant Protection Market: Breaking the Oligopoly Cocoon and Blooming into a Diverse Landscape

In the global agricultural input market landscape, the transformation of Brazil's plant protection market over the past 15 years can be described as a profound "revolution". From an oligopolistic structure firmly controlled by multinational giants to a diverse competitive ecosystem co-driven by the generic drug wave and biological innovation, registration data outlines not only the growth curve of product quantity but also a clear trajectory of the restructuring of market power. This transformation has enabled Brazil to completely bid farewell to the era of monopoly by a few enterprises and develop into a mature market with both vitality and resilience.

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Overseas policies October 31, 2025

Behind the Judicial Protection of a Chinese-Controlled Brazilian Agricultural Enterprise: Industry Crisis and Breakthrough Attempts

On October 10, 2024, a preventive measure issued by the Londrina Court in northern Paraná, Brazil, brought Belagrícola, a major Brazilian agricultural input distributor controlled by the Chinese-owned Pengdu Group, into the public spotlight. This enterprise, which boasts 52 retail branches and controls a storage capacity of 1.5 million tons, was granted 60 days of judicial protection, suspending payments to creditors and grain pricing agreements with farmers. This move is not a sign of the enterprise's collapse, but an emergency response amid an industry-wide systemic crisis. It not only reflects the deep-seated predicaments of Brazil's agricultural input distribution industry but also demonstrates the enterprise's attempts to break through by leveraging its asset advantages.

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Overseas policies October 30, 2025

Argentina's 2025/26 Agricultural Start: Soybean Sowing Begins with Mixed Prospects, Wheat Faces Critical Challenges

According to the latest weekly report from the Rosario Grain Exchange (BCR), the core agricultural regions of Argentina have officially launched the sowing of soybeans for the 2025/26 season. Although the profit prospects for soybean cultivation this season have improved significantly compared with last year, and the yield target is set to exceed 4 tons per hectare, the uncertainty of weather and the expected huge supply from neighboring Brazil still cast a shadow over farmers. At the same time, wheat in the critical grain-filling period is facing the dual threats of drought and frost, showing a distinct pattern of mixed prospects at the start of Argentina's agricultural production.

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Overseas policies October 30, 2025

Argentina's Agriculture: Advantages, Dilemmas and a New Chapter of China-Argentina Cooperation

Argentina is a globally recognized traditional agricultural powerhouse. Its vast and flat arable land, fertile soil, climate with synchronized rainfall and heat, and large-scale mechanized farming have collectively forged its core agricultural advantages of "high yield, low cost, and superior quality". For a long time, agriculture and animal husbandry have been the cornerstone of Argentina's economy. Agriculture and its auxiliary processing industries contribute more than half of the country's total export value and create nearly a quarter of its employment opportunities.

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Overseas policies October 29, 2025

Milbemectin Granted Long-Term Renewal Approval in the EU: Parallel Pursuit of Scientific Evaluation and Risk Management

On October 15, 2025, the Official Journal of the European Union published Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2068, formally renewing the approval for the active substance milbemectin as a plant protection product. The valid approval period will extend from November 16, 2025, to November 15, 2040. This 15-year renewal period not only provides institutional guarantee for the stable application of milbemectin in agricultural production within the EU but also highlights the core principle of "taking scientific rigor as the foundation and flexible procedures as the supplement" in the EU's evaluation of pesticide active substances.

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Overseas policies October 27, 2025

佛兰德执政党力推2026年前PFAS农药淘汰战略多维布局守护饮用水安全与生态平衡

近日，比利时佛兰德地区执政党联盟正式向地区政府提交倡议，明确要求在2026年1月前完成一项综合性饮用水资源保护战略的制定工作。该战略的核心抓手之一，便是逐步淘汰含有全氟和多氟烷基物质（PFAS）的各类农药产品。

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