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2016 World Glyphosate Market Outlook
World Outlook of Glyphosate 2012-2016 is CCM’s second edition global glyphosate report. The result of primary and secondary research into the points of Glyphosate market, presents the most current analysis of glyphosate industry and the role it plays in crop protection segment. It is a crucial resource for industry executives and anyone looking to access key information about global development of glyphosate.
This report is comprised of 3 main sections including supply and demand, glyphosate situation in 12 key countries and flow research. 10 key players are profiled. These 12 countries include 6 Asian-Pacific countries (China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Australia), 3 South American countries (Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay), 2 North American countries (the US and Canada), and 1 African country (South Africa). As for each country, a clear picture about production, distribution and application of glyphosate is presented.
Request a Sample of this report @ http://www.reportsnreports.com/contacts/requestsample.aspx?name=215127.
Through this report, you can:
• Understand the demand for glyphosate in each country and continent;
• Have a clear picture of glyphosate flow among some important countries;
• Be well informed of the supply of glyphosate technical and glyphosate formulations in these 12 countries including key players and brands;
• Get to know the application of glyphosate in these 12 countries breakdown by crop, growing period (pre-seeding stage, pre-emergence stage and post-emergent stage);
• Gain intelligence into possible activities of Chinese glyphosate players;
• Know the purchasing behavior of some key multinationals such as Dow AgroSciences, Syngenta and Nufarm
Complete report available @ http://www.reportsnreports.com/reports/215127-world-outlook-of-glyphosate-2012-2016.html.
Currently, GM crops and no-tillage farming are the key drivers for glyphosate demand in the world. South America and North America contribute a large portion to

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