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Indias agro-chemical industry has the potential to grow beyond its current rate of nine percent, despite competition from China, according to Niti Aayog member Ramesh Chand. He suggested that the industry should pay attention to the shift from agrochemicals to biopesticides in Western countries. Chand also urged the Agro Chem Federation of India (ACFI) to create a document on the ease of doing business in agrochemicals. He noted that despite disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the domes...

Ramesh Chand also observed that many Western countries are shifting from agrochemicals to biopesticides and the Indian industry needs to pay attention to this aspect

Ramesh Chand also observed that many Western countries are shifting from agrochemicals to biopesticides and the Indian industry needs to pay attention to this aspect.

Indias agro-chemical industry has the potential to grow more than the current nine per cent notwithstanding the competition from China, government think tank Niti Aayog member Ramesh Chand said. Chand also observed that many Western countries are shifting from agrochemicals to biopesticides and

Chand also observed that many Western countries are shifting from agrochemicals to biopesticides and the Indian industry needs to pay attention to this aspect.

Chand also observed that many Western countries are shifting from agrochemicals to biopesticides and the Indian industry needs to pay attention to this aspect. He urged the Agro Chem Federation of India (ACFI) to come out with a document on ease of doing business in agrochemicals. The Niti Aayog member was addressing a panel discussion on the occasion of the sixth annual general meeting of ACFI in the national capital.