Reportlinker Adds Fipronil Survey in China
It is known that, after a famous brand fipronil patent expired, attracted by promising market and fat profit, more domestic companies took part in fipronil production, and most of them have on production licenses. Under this situation, most fipronil produced by non-license holders was exported through change product name. In addition, in order to capture the market share, some fipronil producers also have entered animal health segment and built fipronil production lines in South America.
This report is focused on the aspects of production, consumption & export situation, production technology, cost, raw material supply, production situation of substitutes, patent issues, governmental policy and its implementation effects and its impact on the industry, market risks and opportunities arising from the restriction on the use of fipronil, manufacturers and experts' responses to restriction in China, etc.
Fipronil is an outstanding insecticide and has played an important role in pest control in China. However, owing to the harmful effect of fipronil on shellfishes and bees, Chinese government has restricted the use of fipronil in China since 1 October 2009. According to COM's market survey, almost all fipronil used on rice has been out of the market in China. However, currently, some fipronil producers still have no production license and these producers can evade the government's market supervision through change the name of fipronil, thus, a small amount of fipronil is still used on rice.
This report is focused on the aspects of production, consumption & export situation, production technology, cost, raw material supply, production situation of substitutes, patent issues, governmental policy and its implementation effects and its impact on the industry, market risks and opportunities arising from the restriction on the use of fipronil, manufacturers and experts' responses to restriction in China, etc.
Fipronil is an outstanding insecticide and has played an important role in pest control in China. However, owing to the harmful effect of fipronil on shellfishes and bees, Chinese government has restricted the use of fipronil in China since 1 October 2009. According to COM's market survey, almost all fipronil used on rice has been out of the market in China. However, currently, some fipronil producers still have no production license and these producers can evade the government's market supervision through change the name of fipronil, thus, a small amount of fipronil is still used on rice.