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Germany will ban the export of dangerous pesticides to other countries as millions of people around the world have been affected by accidental poisoning, Federal Development Minister Erich Schulze said on Thursday. Schulze also criticized pesticide companies for increasingly selling dangerous pesticides on the continent that are banned by the European Union. "Relying on credit to obtain resistant seeds and corresponding pesticides is an unacceptable business model for small farmers in developing countries," she said.

In a decision issued on November 19, the ministry called for a ban on pesticides containing the active ingredients chlorfenapyr and oxadiazon.The ministry said the continued use of chlorpyrifos, dimethoate, beetroot, fenamidin and liguron would be allowed due to the "lack of alternatives". All seven pesticides are banned in EU countries.The move was opposed by the Buğday (Sheat) association, which pro-ecological living, said in a report published by the association that the pesticide is not needed in viticulture.

Glyphosate is currently the most widely used herbicide in the world, and its ongoing pesticide reassessment in the EU has attracted widespread attention from pesticide companies and related interest groups around the world. Regarding the re-evaluation results that are expected to be announced next year, in addition to whether it will be banned and restricted in the EU, there is also a point that has also attracted attention-if it is approved to continue to be used in the EU, what will glyphosate eventually do?

European Union binding targets announced in June to reduce chemical pesticides usage by 50% by 2030 should help to boost interest and market activity, as conventional Active Ingredients (Ais) disappear from the marketplace over the next decade or so.However, the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has severely disrupted EU food and farming supply chains, particularly in the Central and Eastern European countries bordering the former Soviet Union.Ten countries - Austria, Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia, have together requested a list

In just twenty years, the active synthetic substances for phytosanitary defense have practically halved, going from around 440 in 2000 to just over 200 today.This is due to increasingly demanding regulatory requirements in terms of toxicological and environmental profiles.However, the defense knows no setbacks, demanding the utmost attention against pathogens and parasites. All this, with an eye also on the residual profile of the crops, is another issue on which the global agri-food chains have instead thought of raising the bar.This has created the need to develop new solutions with a c

Shandong Maoyuan Biotechnology Co., Ltd. is a subsidiary of Weifang Runnong Chemical Group. The company was founded in 2016, mainly doing domestic agrochemicals trade. With the support of Runnong Group, since its establishment, the annual turnover of Maoyuan has reached 80 million dollars in 2020, with a growth rate more than 40% year by year. At present, Maoyuan has established strategic partnership with more than a dozen large active agrochemical manufacturers in China.

Metaldehyde acts directly and specifically on the mucous producing cells found only in slugs and snails. This action is irreversible and results in the death of the animal. Metaldehyde causes the mucous cells to secrete large amounts of mucous, therefore depleting their energy reserves by ultimately exhausting them. This happens irrespective of the temperature or the amount of moisture in the local environment.

Glufosinate movement in soil depends on both soil properties and pesticides properties. The leaching potential of glufosinate is reduced with increasing soil clay and organic matter content.

This week, the spread of the epidemic and the risk of spillover increased, leading to increased pressure on the supply side and the demand side of goods transfer.  At present, it is the spring ploughing preparation season and overseas export season.

The European Commission announced the extension of the approval periods of some pesticide active substances.According to the Commission, due to the fact that the assessment of those active substances has been delayed for reasons beyond the control of the applicants, the approvals of those active substances are likely to expire before a decision has been taken on their renewal.