Record-breaking Scale, Enhanced Industry Cohesion

CAC2024 effectively linked upstream and downstream of the industry, and connected suppliers and buyers at home and abroad. Utilizing six exhibition halls at National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) — 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 7.1, and 8.1, the event achieved an area of over 140,000 square meters, and brought together 2,040 exhibitors. The overseas participation reached a new record, with 195 overseas exhibitors from 33 countries and regions including Australia, Belarus, Brazil, Canada, the Czech Republic, Egypt, France, Germany, Hong Kong (China), India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan (China), Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, the United States, Uzbekistan and Vietnam, with South Korea and Australia notably presenting as national pavilions. Over three days, the event attracted 44,405 industry professionals with an attendance of 82,494 from 124 countries and regions. A significant number of overseas visitors attended, with overseas visits accounting for 22.45%, and visiting groups from India, Vietnam, South Korea, and Nepal participated for business discussions and procurement.

Linking Upstream and Downstream, Engaging Industry Communication

In the dynamic realm of the agricultural chemical industry, the CAC Agricultural Chemical Exhibition serves as a crucial bridge. It seamlessly connects the upstream raw material suppliers with the downstream product manufacturers. This unique connection enables a free - flow of ideas, technologies, and resources. For instance, suppliers can directly understand the evolving needs of manufacturers, leading to the development of more targeted raw materials. Manufacturers, on the other hand, can showcase their innovative products, receiving instant feedback from suppliers. This interaction promotes not only business transactions but also long - term partnerships. It's a platform where the entire value chain comes together, fostering industry - wide growth and innovation.

Tens of Thousands of Global Industry Professionals Gather in Shanghai

Shanghai becomes the global epicenter of the agricultural chemical industry during the CAC Agricultural Chemical Exhibition. Tens of thousands of professionals from all over the world converge here. These include top - tier R & D experts, shrewd business decision - makers, and market - savvy salespeople. Such a large - scale gathering offers an unrivaled opportunity for networking. You can meet potential collaborators from different countries, exchange the latest research findings, and gain insights into emerging market trends. Whether you're looking for a new business partner, aiming to recruit top talent, or simply eager to stay ahead in the industry, this congregation of global minds is your golden ticket to success.

Engaging Discussions at the Event to Shape the Future of Agrochemical Industry

For the past edition 2024,  China Pesticide Industry Development Summit, hosted by CCPIT CHEM, was successfully held in Shanghai. The summit was honored by the presence of several distinguished guests, including Mr. Zhao Jungui, Vice Chairman and Secretary-General of the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation; Mr. Huang Xiuzhu, Director of the Institute for the Control of Agrochemicals, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (ICAMA); and Mr. Yan Duanxiang, Former Deputy Director of ICAMA. Additionally, 21 corporate entrepreneurs also attended the summit. The event was chaired by Mr. Liu Jigang, Vice Chairman and Secretary-General of CCPIT CHEM.

During the summit, Mr. Zhao Jungui briefly analyzed the current business environment and development directions for China's petrochemical industry. He advised that the Chinese pesticide industry should prepare in advance for shifting from price competition to brand competition and cultivate more enterprises with international competitive advantages.

Entrepreneurs discussed the pathways to high-quality development for China's pesticide industry, addressing issues such as overheated investment in certain pesticide products, sharp price declines, measures to handle these trends, internal transfers of pesticide registration certificates within corporate groups, submission of data for pesticide registration reevaluation, registration of innovative new pesticides, protection of pesticide intellectual property rights, anticounterfeiting of agricultural materials, coordinated development of biopesticides and chemical pesticides, development of domestic and international markets, and other challenges and confusions encountered in business development. They freely expressed their opinions and offered suggestions.

Director Huang Xiuzhu responded to the main issues raised by entrepreneurs and emphasized the need to expedite the pesticide registration review process in a scientific, fair, and transparent manner. He stressed further serving the industry’s needs and agricultural production, working together with all present to promote high-quality development in China’s pesticide industry.