Local Restrictions in Southeast Asia Widen the Gap in Crop Protection Product Availability

AgriBusiness Global Staff By AgriBusiness Global Staff|14 October 2024

Registering products in Southeast Asia may be more affordable and faster compared to other regions, but the diversity of government regulations, languages, and the prevalence of smallholder farmers make it a complex market to navigate. This was the subject addressed by a regulatory expert in a recent article in AgriBusiness Global DIRECT.

Edward Qin, Business Development Manager for Staphyt, highlights three key trends shaping the region in 2024. These include banning products, demand for new products, and adoption of GLP principles and OECD guidelines. Learn more about these trends from Qin, continue reading at AgriBusiness Global DIRECT.

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