Cheminova articles 2011

November 10, 2011

Focus on Region Latin America

Ambitious objectives and innovative products in combination with focused efforts ensure that Cheminova is favourably positioned in Latin America for making the most of the growth in the market for crop protection in the coming years.

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September 30, 2011

International: A changing region

The very large Region International market means almost endless potential for Cheminova. Following extensive changes in recent years, the region is now stepping out of the shadows cast by its bigger sister regions Europe, North America and Latin America.

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August 25, 2011

Focus on Region Europe

In a highly competitive market, Cheminova’s organisation, product portfolio and core competencies are of key importance to the success of crop growers who are looking for unique products to protect their crops from infestation by pests, fungal diseases and weeds.

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June 7, 2011

Environment, control of plant diseases, innovation and market development interact in Cheminova’s CSR initiative in Brazil

Large-scale farmers with high-technology production of soybeans and cotton have traditionally been Cheminova’s core customers in Brazil. But the development of a new application of Cheminova’s fungicide IMPACT® (flutriafol) has improved the plant production among small-scale family farms growing bananas. CSR projects in two Brazilian states have thus opened a new market for safe and environmentally-friendly control of disease caused by fungi in banana plantations.

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May 26, 2011

Focus on new products in India

Cheminova India is dedicated to realising the strategy of ensuring higher earnings and value creation for the group through development and growth. New and improved products ensure that Cheminova is favourably positioned for making the most of the Indian market’s growth potential in the coming years.

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March 21,  2011

Village projects in India

One of Cheminova's latest CSR initiatives focuses on the quality of life for the citizens of a number of Indian villages where, in collaboration with local partners, we will show that good farming practices lead to an improved standard of living for the villagers.

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