Brasil AgrochemShow

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Brasil AgrochemShow is an international trade fair focused on agrochemicals and bioinputs, bringing together manufacturers, distributors, regulators, consultants, laboratories, traders, and agricultural-industry specialists from Brazil, China, India, Europe, and Latin America. The event is organized by AllierBrasil in partnership with CCPIT Chemand serves as a platform for technical-commercial partnerships, market intelligence, regulatory discussions, and business connections across the agricultural-input sector.

The 17th Brasil AgrochemShow was held on August 3–4, 2026, at the Centro de Eventos São Luís in São Paulo. The 2026 edition focused on market conditions, pesticide registration, environmental requirements, bioinputs, China–Latin America trade, regenerative agriculture, supply chains, and emerging technologies including artificial intelligence in agriculture. The organizers reported participation from 1,000 people representing 12 countries, with 22,800 kg of food and cash donations totaling R$180,000 raised for the Crê-Ser charity.

The event also provides a window into major trends shaping Brazil’s crop protection market, including greater regulatory scrutiny, biological inputs, resistance management, environmental stewardship, agricultural application technology, Chinese agrochemical supply chains, and demand for crop inputs ahead of new planting seasons.

This category features Brasil AgrochemShow news, event highlights, exhibitor announcements, agrochemical launches, bioinput developments, regulatory updates, pesticide registration, market intelligence, international partnerships, technology innovations, sustainability discussions, and developments across Brazil’s crop protection industry.