Dow AgroSciences’ overview for South America

The company has reported worldwide outstanding results for 2012, with an increase of 13% (vs 2011) for total sales (compared to 11% average for agricultural (AG) market) that includes seed sales with 27% growth (vs 14% average of AG market) plus crop protection sales showing 10% growth (vs 9% average of AG market). The EBITDA increase was 7%, according to CCM’s latest monthly report, Crop Protection South America Monthly Report issued in March.

A key player for this growth certainly was South America (the second largest worldwide market of sales, behind North America). In the tropical and subtropical climate of this region are grown soybeans, corn, sugarcane, wheat, fruits, vegetables, sunflower oil seed and rice and the company offers a variety of crops protection and seeds to achieve the maximum yields and health protection, as well as for livestock through pasture’s products.

A wide selection of herbicides, insecticides and fungicides to meet customers' needs, as well as trait technologies such as HERCULEX® and POWERCORE™ in corn and WideStrike™ Insect Protection technology in cotton, is available.

The company is deploying the South American market strategy aimed to the following countries and main related products, as follows:

Argentina: 

- Seeds (Hybrids and GMO) for corn, sunflower and sorghum.

- Herbicides for chemical fallow, 2-4 D products and glyphosate products (e.g Panzer Gold).

- Fungicides (e.g Planet X-tra for soybean diseases).

- Insecticides / Omega 9 oils / Pastures (weed’s control).

Brazil:

        - Herbicides, insecticides and pastures.

        - Sentricon: products for controlling termites eliminating the core of the colonies.

        - Lorsban chlorpyrifos based insecticide.

Bolivia and Paraguay: Products for pasture’s weed control.

Colombia: Herbicides, insecticides and pastures.

Chile: Natural insecticides for apple, pear and walnut trees.

Table Contents of Crop Protection South America Monthly Report 1303:

Argentina to build a new R&D biotechnology center

Bayer CropScience looking for expanding business in South America

Dow AgroSciences’ overview for South America

Syngenta – Financial results for Latin America

Argentina: Focusing on barley quality issues

Brasil crop overview for 2012/13 season

Brazil is sustaining the biofuel strategy

Paraguay: Transgenic cotton’s high yields require performing three harvests

Bolivia soybean overview

Bolivia crop export overview

Paraguay crops overview

Brazil: Late corn season (milho safrinha) to be tested at Mato Grosso do Sul state

Brazil: Cargo ships port’s logistic jam – status on March 8, 2013

Brazil: Black bean’s price increases 40% in a year

Argentina: Imported glyphosate price is steady after rising 70% last year

Argentina: Lowest chickpea’s export prices since late 2010

Brazilian Superior Court of Justice rejected Monsanto’s appeal for payment of royalties

Argentine province’s labor court halts Monsanto seed’s investment

Paraguayan Environmental Protection Agency boosts biogas generation project

Peruvian women awarded as “protective guardians from Andean quinoa and other grains”

Colombian Agriculture Society calls for dialogue to negotiate

Colombia: Boosting the new agriculture & livestock technical assistance national policy

Chile approved new pesticide

Brazil with a controversial launching for a soybean fungicide

Argentine researchers to study natural plant showing high resistance to drought

Argentina: GMO Product’s approval & launchings

Nidera Argentina – New GMO crops

Argentina weeds resistance

Paraguay: FAO urges to coordinate actions against HLB citric’s plague

Bolivia celebrated the 18th edition from Exposoya exhibition

Uruguay: Opening of national Expoactiva 2013

Brazil projected production gross value

Paraguay – New elected president for CAPPRO

Bolivia late soybean season

Argentina’s Expoagro 2013 – Early initiatives post-exhibition

Crop Protection South America Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM on 31^st, offers timely update and close follow-up of South America's crop protection industry’s dynamics and the crops’ evolution and trends. This monthly report also features in-depth analysis on market development through abundant facts and figures. 

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Chile's Agricultural Business to Grow Fast

Driven by strong demand for its fruits, Chile will embrace a rosy prospect of its crop protection market, as it has concluded more and more agricultural trade agreements with other countries, according to CCM International’s July issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report.

  

At the end of June 2012, both Chile and South Korea claimed that they have signed a trade agreement for blueberry. According to the agreement, Chilean blueberry will have the chance to be exported to South Korea from July 15, 2012. Nearly at the same time, China agreed to double the trade with Chile to USD60 billion by 2015, including export deals for produces. All these facts are an indication of the agricultural boost in Chile in the near future.  

 

Produces especially the fruits from Chile are attractive around the world thanks to its strict agricultural standard in South America. Its fresh and processed agricultural produces are certified by Good Agriculture Practices (GAP). All the inputs used must be approved by official authorities, which has obligated use of only agrochemical with specific recommendations for each crop. These must be specified on the product's label. Through its policies, Chile dedicates itself to supplying produces which meet international food safety standards, so as to protect consumers and the environment.

 

Recently, fruit exporting business is the third exporting business in Chile. The total export value of fruit has been up to USD4.9 billion in 2011 from USD3.2 billion in 2007. Wherein, the grape exporting business accounts for the main part of the fruit exporting business, which valued at USD1.5 billion in 2011. Indeed, the grape planting area in Chile has been increasing gradually as the exporting demand of grape improves.

Pesticides in Chile are mainly formulations imported from other countries. The historical import data of pesticide can show the rising trend of Chilean pesticide market, with pesticide import value following fruit export value dynamic in the past years. Take the year of 2009 as a typical example, because of the outbreak of the worldwide economic crisis, global demand for fruits was inevitably weakened. Therefore, the fruit export value of Chile declined sharply in 2009, and pesticide import value was falling in response. Among different pesticide varieties, fungicides will be in the spotlight in Chilean agrochemical industry thanks to the increasing demand for fruit in Chile, as it can be widely used in fruit planting, storage and transporting.

 

In Chile, low import taxes caused the increasing import volume of pesticides from other countries such as China. There are a few formulations from local manufacturers, as it is difficult to compete with other countries that have free trade agreements with Chile. Therefore, most of the imported pesticides are finished products, with a small proportion of active ingredients. There is only one main local formulation manufacturer, which has very modern facilities and also manufactures for export. Some local formulation manufacturers focus on manufacturing basically sulfur-based dust and WP formulations, as well as cupric pesticides. As the export demand for Chilean produce increases, there will be the coexistence of opportunity and crisis for the local pesticide manufacturers in the near future.

Besides, Chilean agricultural planting development will also become the grow engine in its crop protection market.

Now Chile has focused its efforts on becoming a specialties market, with a broad agricultural variety allowed by its fortunate geography and climate. Currently, Chile not only does the research on new possibilities in crops, or fruit which may be historically unusual, but also tries its best to increase its yield and production through the planting technology.

Source: South America Crop Protection Monthly Report 1207

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_256.html

Content of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report 1207:

Chile and South Korea sign agreement for blueberry

Argentina to allow 6 million tonnes of wheat for export in 2012/13

Trade agreement between China and Argentina to benefit pesticide industry

Rainy weather affects sugarcane harvest in South-Central Brazil

Chile's agricultural business to grow fast

Crop planting in South America boosts pesticide consumption

Venezuelan farmers face difficulties in gaining urea

Brazilian corn harvest to get good result in 2012

Brazil extends deadline for pesticide technical review

Monsanto fails to complete GM cotton registration in Paraguay

… …

South America Crop Protection Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 30th(31st) of every month, brings you the latest information on new company dynamics, new policies, new market trends, new technology, International trade in the South America crop protection market.

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For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.

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CCM International’s Products & Service in Crop Protection Industry

As an important part of agriculture, crop protection is concerned with protection crops from pests, weeds, and diseases. CCM International’s research on crop protection covers crops, crop protection products and technologies, pests and diseases, market dynamics and players, and policies and legislations, etc. With more than 10-year experience, CCM International provides the following products and services to suit your business.

(1)     Newsletter

Newsletters covering Chinese and South American market are now available. Crop Protection China News and Crop Protection South America Monthly Report present the latest information and updated market trend of crop protection industry in these two markets.

(2) Report

If you need a comprehensive understanding about the crop protection industry, CCM International’s report is one of your best choices. Based on the first-hand and primary data with insightful analysis, the report shows you a true market of crop protection and helps you figure out the potential business opportunities. Reports related to crop protection include:

Crop Protection China Market: Opportunities and Challenges

Production and Market of Imidacloprid in China

Pyrethroids Survey in China

The Survey of Bio-pesticide Industry in China

… …

(3)     Various Data

The company can also provide the latest 2012 data of China’s crop protection industry, including output, capacity, price, consumption, import, export, producer profile, etc. If you think the above data can’t meet your needs, CCM International can offer customized services as well. For more products and services about crop protection industry, please contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

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Discover New Business in Boosting South America Crop Protection Market

South America has played a more and more important role in the global crop protection market. USDA has adjusted its estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2011/12 South American growing season and published the estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012/13 South American growing season in May 2012.

It is reported that Brazil would soon secure clearance to ship corn to China, which is expected to become one of the world's biggest importers of the grain, the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture said. At the end of April 2012, China has agreed to import Argentine corn. Brazil is the second corn exporter to China in South America.

As GM corn from Brazil will enter into the Chinese corn market officially in the near future, the increasing demand from China will boost the planting of corn in Brazil, especially the GM corn. Actually, it was the first time for Brazil to promote GM corn varieties in its domestic areas in 2011. This action brought the large success for Brazilian corn planting, greatly increasing its corn production in 2011. According to USDA, the production of corn in Brazil increases to 67.00 million tonnes in 2011 from 57.40 million tonnes in 2010. In 2011, GM corn varieties' proportion has reached 83% of the total corn varieties in Brazil, nearly 50% higher than that of 2010.

What is the estimated crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012 and 2013 respectively?  What kind of influence it will make on South American crop protection market? You may find answers in the June issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report, published by CCM International.

South America Crop Protection Monthly Report provides you the latest market information and in-depth profile of crop protection companies, helping you identify new business opportunities in South America. If you are interested in it, please feel free to contact us at

econtact@cnchemicals.com or 86-20-37616606.

Headline news in June Issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report:

-Thanks to development and adoption of new technologies, reasonable management and good geographic location for sunflower production, Argentine sunflower will play an increasingly important role in global sunflower market in the near future.

-Soybean planting sees fast growth in Uruguay in these years.

-CNA officials visit Chinese ports when they were in China to inaugurate a CNA office, and they hope to know how to improve Brazil ports through this visit.

-Brazilian farmers won the lawsuit demanding return of royalties paid against Monsanto.

-ANVISA refuted the complaining that the process of agricultural chemicals registration was too slow.

-The federal judge in Brazil has rejected the prosecution of MPF, which requests the judge to suspend the registration of arsenical herbicide with active ingredient MSMA used on cotton in Brazil.

-Monsanto shows its new technology of soybean INTACTA RR2 PRO™ which mixes protection to caterpillars, glyphosate tolerance and potential productivity in Agrobrasilia 2012.

-Dow AgroSciences claimed that the launch of POWERCORE™ in Brazil would be coming soon.

… …

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Discover New Business in Boosting South America Crop Protection Market

South America has played a more and more important role in the global crop protection market. USDA has adjusted its estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2011/12 South American growing season and published the estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012/13 South American growing season in May 2012.

It is reported that Brazil would soon secure clearance to ship corn to China, which is expected to become one of the world's biggest importers of the grain, the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture said. At the end of April 2012, China has agreed to import Argentine corn. Brazil is the second corn exporter to China in South America.

As GM corn from Brazil will enter into the Chinese corn market officially in the near future, the increasing demand from China will boost the planting of corn in Brazil, especially the GM corn. Actually, it was the first time for Brazil to promote GM corn varieties in its domestic areas in 2011. This action brought the large success for Brazilian corn planting, greatly increasing its corn production in 2011. According to USDA, the production of corn in Brazil increases to 67.00 million tonnes in 2011 from 57.40 million tonnes in 2010. In 2011, GM corn varieties' proportion has reached 83% of the total corn varieties in Brazil, nearly 50% higher than that of 2010.

What is the estimated crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012 and 2013 respectively?  What kind of influence it will make on South American crop protection market? You may find answers in the June issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report, published by CCM International.

South America Crop Protection Monthly Report provides you the latest market information and in-depth profile of crop protection companies, helping you identify new business opportunities in South America. If you are interested in it, please feel free to contact us at

econtact@cnchemicals.com or 86-20-37616606.

Headline news in June Issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report:

-Thanks to development and adoption of new technologies, reasonable management and good geographic location for sunflower production, Argentine sunflower will play an increasingly important role in global sunflower market in the near future.

-Soybean planting sees fast growth in Uruguay in these years.

-CNA officials visit Chinese ports when they were in China to inaugurate a CNA office, and they hope to know how to improve Brazil ports through this visit.

-Brazilian farmers won the lawsuit demanding return of royalties paid against Monsanto.

-ANVISA refuted the complaining that the process of agricultural chemicals registration was too slow.

-The federal judge in Brazil has rejected the prosecution of MPF, which requests the judge to suspend the registration of arsenical herbicide with active ingredient MSMA used on cotton in Brazil.

-Monsanto shows its new technology of soybean INTACTA RR2 PRO™ which mixes protection to caterpillars, glyphosate tolerance and potential productivity in Agrobrasilia 2012.

-Dow AgroSciences claimed that the launch of POWERCORE™ in Brazil would be coming soon.

… …

About CCM International

CCM International is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals. CCM International offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer. For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.

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Discover New Business in Boosting South America Crop Protection Market

South America has played a more and more important role in the global crop protection market. USDA has adjusted its estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2011/12 South American growing season and published the estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012/13 South American growing season in May 2012.

It is reported that Brazil would soon secure clearance to ship corn to China, which is expected to become one of the world's biggest importers of the grain, the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture said. At the end of April 2012, China has agreed to import Argentine corn. Brazil is the second corn exporter to China in South America.

As GM corn from Brazil will enter into the Chinese corn market officially in the near future, the increasing demand from China will boost the planting of corn in Brazil, especially the GM corn. Actually, it was the first time for Brazil to promote GM corn varieties in its domestic areas in 2011. This action brought the large success for Brazilian corn planting, greatly increasing its corn production in 2011. According to USDA, the production of corn in Brazil increases to 67.00 million tonnes in 2011 from 57.40 million tonnes in 2010. In 2011, GM corn varieties' proportion has reached 83% of the total corn varieties in Brazil, nearly 50% higher than that of 2010.

What is the estimated crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012 and 2013 respectively?  What kind of influence it will make on South American crop protection market? You may find answers in the June issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report, published by CCM International.

South America Crop Protection Monthly Report provides you the latest market information and in-depth profile of crop protection companies, helping you identify new business opportunities in South America. If you are interested in it, please feel free to contact us at

econtact@cnchemicals.com or 86-20-37616606.

Headline news in June Issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report:

-Thanks to development and adoption of new technologies, reasonable management and good geographic location for sunflower production, Argentine sunflower will play an increasingly important role in global sunflower market in the near future.

-Soybean planting sees fast growth in Uruguay in these years.

-CNA officials visit Chinese ports when they were in China to inaugurate a CNA office, and they hope to know how to improve Brazil ports through this visit.

-Brazilian farmers won the lawsuit demanding return of royalties paid against Monsanto.

-ANVISA refuted the complaining that the process of agricultural chemicals registration was too slow.

-The federal judge in Brazil has rejected the prosecution of MPF, which requests the judge to suspend the registration of arsenical herbicide with active ingredient MSMA used on cotton in Brazil.

-Monsanto shows its new technology of soybean INTACTA RR2 PRO™ which mixes protection to caterpillars, glyphosate tolerance and potential productivity in Agrobrasilia 2012.

-Dow AgroSciences claimed that the launch of POWERCORE™ in Brazil would be coming soon.

… …

About CCM International

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Soybean Planting's Fast Growth in Uruguay

The historically high prices moved actively into Uruguayan soybean market again, and this situation attracted the farmers in Uruguay to participate in the soybean planting. In May 2012, in Nueva Palmira, a main grain port in the country, the purchasing price of soybean was as high as USD540/t. The strong price of soybean in Uruguay happened once in 2008, which was about USD614/t, according to CCM International’s June issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report.

Recently, in Uruguay, 30% of the soybean has been harvested with a yield higher than expected (above 1.78 tonnes per ha.). This good result is mainly contributed by the effects of late rains in May 2012. Compared with the situation of Uruguay, 80% of soybean has been harvested in Brazil with a yield of 2.60 tonnes per ha., but in Argentina, because of the heavy rain hindering the harvesting process during Q2 2012, only 50% has been harvested with a yield below expectation, which is estimated at about 2.39 tonnes per ha.

"For soybean farmers, it is an excellent opportunity to capitalize and prepare for the next planting in 2012/13," said Gonzalo Gutierrez, head of the Agro-business Department from the Agriculture School in Uruguay. The strong price of soybean in Uruguay and the promising harvesting result will promote more Uruguayan farmers to involve in soybean planting.  

According to a new estimation released by USDA in May 2012, the planting area of soybean in Uruguay during 2012/13 will be at the peak of 950,000 ha., 50,000 ha. higher than that in 2011/12. Soybeans are set to establish several records in Uruguay in 2012: it is estimated that Uruguay's export value of soybean will be above USD1 billion; meanwhile, it is the first time that soybean will overtake beef as the leading export item in Uruguay in 2012. It is forecasted that soybean's planting area will be over one million ha. in 2013/14. 

In fact, farmers in Uruguay are more and more energetic to plant soybean instead of other crops. On one hand, for the international market, the increasing soybean demand from China boosts the export volume of soybean in South America, which is one of the main planting areas of soybean in the world, especially in 2012; Uruguay is expected to export more soybeans to China to meet the soybean demand because of the decreasing production in Argentina. On the other hand, some domestic factors drive Uruguayan farmers to be involved in soybean planting.

 

Firstly, increasing construction of new soybean squeezing facilities and biodiesel plants results in the increasing soybean demand in the domestic market. In 2007, National Administration of Fuels, Alcohol and Cement (ANCAP) of Uruguay published a law that mandated diesel shall be mixed with 5% biodiesel beginning from 2012. Furthermore, the gasoline shall be mixed with 5% bioethanol in 2015. Recently, biodiesel is mainly produced from soybean in Uruguay, which means that the domestic consumption of soybean will be largely increased by the policy enforcement.

 

Secondly, wheat or corn farmers in Uruguay are pessimistic about their profit margin of their produces, because the prices of wheat and corn are not as attractive as that of soybean and the market outlook is not so promising. "Much wheat remains unsold and market price prospects are not encouraging as a year ago, when prices were significantly higher," said Gutierrez. In fact, due to the high storage and the increasing production of wheat, the wheat price becomes unattractive compared with soybean whose price is at a high level recently. Those wheat or corn farmers prefer to rent land for the soybean production, and even rent land to Argentine for soybean planting. 

Source: South America Crop Protection Monthly Report 1206

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Content of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report 1206:

Argentine sunflower to play increasingly important role in global market

Soybean planting's fast growth in Uruguay

CNA officials visit Chinese ports and hope to improve Brazil ports

Brazilian farmers win lawsuit against Monsanto to return royalties paid

ANVISA refutes complaint on slow process of agricultural chemicals registration

Federal judge in Brazil maintaining use of MSMA

Monsanto shows new technology in Agrobrasilia 2012

Dow AgroSciences to launch first five-gene trait stack technology

Syngenta and Buck Semillas sign cooperation agreement in Argentina

USDA publishes new estimation of soybean and corn production in Brazil and Argentina

South America Crop Protection Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 30th(31st) of every month, brings you the latest information on new company dynamics, new policies, new market trends, new technology, International trade in the South America crop protection market.

About CCM

CCM is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals. CCM offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer.

For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.

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