Glyphosate Technical Market Size & Share 2026-2035

Glyphosate Technical Market Size

The global glyphosate technical market was valued at USD 4.1 billion in 2025. It is projected to grow from USD 4.3 billion in 2026 to USD 6.8 billion by 2035, representing 5.2% CAGR from 2026 to 2035, according to the latest report published by Global Market Insights Inc.

• Since 2020, the market has undergone a very interesting price and volume cycle. The market fell by USD 4.1 billion in 2023, down from a market high of USD 8.5 billion last year, because of a price correction and a gradual resurgence of Chinese production activity at full levels that coincided with an excess of inventory and a corresponding drop in spot prices. Even though 2023 volumes remained relatively stable, the market corrected by 51.8%. The market remained in a normalisation trend into the year 2024, achieving USD 3.7 billion; in 2025, it stabilised with prices and again saw an increase in demand across the key geographies, thus reaching USD 4.1 billion.
• The market is expected to grow by 5.2% CAGR till 2035, reaching USD 6.8 billion from the 2025 base. The linear growth mechanism is not exactly the same as in a previous peak dynamic in 2022- forward-looking is the extension of the GM crops row base, the intensification of agriculture in emerging markets, and the expanding non-crops base. Price recovery is likely to be moderate as the production environment should be fairly even in China, environmental compliance cost pass-through, and some IDA process quality premiums are likely, but not caused by the acute supply-side disruptions.
• From a segmentation point of view, the IDA process segment held USD 2.71 billion (66% share) in 2025 and will accelerate by 6.1% CAGR up to USD 4.90 billion (72% share) by 2035. Based on application, agriculture is deemed the dominant segment with 88% share of demand valued at USD 3.61 billion, followed by oilseeds and pulses, which account for USD 1.35 billion, or the highest share of 33% in total market revenue. Geographically, North America dominates with a total market share of 30% or USD 1.23 billion, with the fastest regional growth rate of 6.3%, followed by Latin America, with a total market share of 27% or USD 1.11 billion.

Glyphosate Technical Market Trends

• The main structural change that is taking place is the gradual replacement of the Glycine-route production with IDA-process manufacturing. Commercially, there has been a gradual shifting of buying to the IDA-process in order to comply with the progressive tightening of the phosphorous-containing wastewater discharge standard at the national level as established by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment in China, which is a country where the Glycine-route produces higher volumes of phosphorous loads per tonne of output.
• The scale of this switch-up is visible in some of the segment-level data: The IDA segment posted a 6.1% CAGR, close to double that of the Glycine segment at 3.2% CAGR over the forecast, with a value share rising from 66% in 2025 to 72% in 2035. In 2023–2024, the company, which operates one of the biggest IDA-process facilities in China in Hangzhou, also accomplished a capacity rationalization program that paved the way for a more efficient use of yield and energy, thus obtaining an updated certificate of ISO 14001:2015 environmental management. Nantong Jiangshan Agrochemical & Chemicals (JSAC), a China Top Brand company that has won the award, has also invested in the optimization of the IDA route. In the minor category of agricultural and chemical products, formulated by EU and North American chemical suppliers, where purity certificates and adequate environmental compliance records have become a table-stakes purchase, JSAC has distinguished itself with an entry in the 95% / 97% technical grade product profile range.
• Pre-harvest glyphosate applications, which generally take place 7–14 days prior to harvest to promote crops drying, are now a viable commercial demand for multiple cropping systems, but still relatively at the periphery in many regions. Canola and pulse crops treated with glyphosate before harvest in the U.S. can benefit from more uniform ripening, and less losses to the combine headers; in South Dakota and Nebraska, the adoption rate for pre-harvest application of glyphosate to canola is estimated to be at 60–70% based upon the total percentage of canola area. In Australia, pre-harvest glyphosate has been used with total conversion for lentils and chickpeas to desiccate them, across South Australia and Victoria, to enable earlier harvests with reduced exposure risk of a storm. This created a noticeable second-season demand pattern for formulators and distributors, providing a smoother and less erratic technical procurement pattern to some extent, removing tight coupling to the primary-season post-emergent weed management pattern.
• Among the North American, European, and Australian crops input procurement managers surveyed, 68%-up from 51% in the 2022 baseline survey, reported that pre-harvest desiccation was their top-growing glyphosate technical application in their product portfolio, with herbicide-tolerant oilseed varieties (HTV) and precision application technology (PAT) noted as chief enablers. Further, the economic arguments are powerful: a one-week earlier harvest window in Prairie Province canola has been estimated to result in an 8-12% reduction in per-hectare weather-related loss exposure in what is more than just a commodity price cycle after all.
• Latin America has progressed to becoming the second largest regional market for glyphosate technical in 2025, with a 27% of global market value (USD 1.11 billion), closely followed by North America's 30% market value. Three dynamics support the region's forecast CAGR of 6.3%: Brazil's persistent acreage intakes in the Cerrado and MATOPIBA agricultural frontier, the South American launch of second-season (safrinha) corn crops of GM varieties making new ground under no-till cultivation, and increased consumption of glyphosate for sugar cane ratoon management in the states of Minas Gerais and São Paulo. The Latin America market is expected to grow at nearly half the pace of its 2025 levels to USD 2.04 billion in 2035, with the highest absolute increase over the forecast period from soybean transformation events authorized by the approval granted in 2024 by Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Food Supply.
• Although consumption of glyphosate in crops crops is at 88% of its technical consumption, the non-crop/industry segment is increasing at 5.8% CAGR (compounding annual growth rate), which is slightly higher than the market average, to be valued at USD 646 million by 2035, up from USD 369 million in 2025. It mirrors the rising adoption of vegetation management programs by cities around the Asia Pacific region, the recent surge in railway construction across India and Southeast Asia, where municipalities are required to take good care of their street trees to ensure the safety of the rail lines, and, in North America and Europe, the anticipation by transmission line system owners of higher spending on vegetation management in their utility corridors. The utility corridor application is especially relevant because the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission dictates vegetation clearance guidelines on high-voltage transmission rights-of-way, which involves frequent vegetation contract recontracting without commensurate commodity price fluctuations.
• As a result of the dual carbon project announced by China's Ministry of Ecology and Environment- 'double carbon' targets of 2030 for peaking carbon and 2060 for reaching carbon neutrality - China has increasingly tightened pollution discharge standards for chemical manufacturers in geographic hotspots, including Zhejiang, Shandong, and Jiangsu provinces, where most of the technical production capacity of glyphosate exists. If a producer is not able to achieve improved wastewater treatment and emissions requirements, the provincial environmental bureau will issue a directive to either scale back the amount of production the facility can accommodate or shut the facility entirely. The data reveals this trend has been driving consolidation of Chinese producers, as larger and better-capitalised producers, such as Wynca, JSAC, and Sinochem, are taking market share from smaller and compliance-questioned producers. A global market overview demonstrates that this consolidation benefits a gentle price floor for IDA-process technical grade, as well as lowering risks from oversupply scenarios like that of the 2023-2024 market, which lowered the market value.

Glyphosate Technical Market Analysis

Glyphosate technical market, based on manufacturing process type is segmented into IDA Process and glycine process. The IDA process segment was valued at USD 2.7 billion in 2025, and it is anticipated to expand to 6.1% of CAGR during 2026-2035.

• The IDA process segment recorded USD 2.71 billion worth of sales in 2025 or 66% of the total market value, and is expected to grow at 6.1% CAGR to reach USD 4.90 billion (72% share) in 2035. However, while scale economies and commercial costs are a driver of IDA process gains, it is the "cleaner" and environmentally friendlier profile that translates directly into formulator buying decisions. IDA-process glyphosate is either cited in worldwide formulator procurement or is the benchmark acid purity product for IDA; JSAC's 97% technical grade has been designated as China's 'Top Brand', and has been registered in North American, European, and Australian formulator portfolios. With formulation consistency and wastewater compliance certification documentation, formulators indicated as primary factors, 74% of the we interviewed supply chain directors at 12 key agrochemical formulators across North America and Europe actively moved toward IDA-process technical grade.
• Overall market growth is positive (3.2% CAGR) and will reach USD 1.90 billion by 2035, although the Glycine process segment is slightly below (USD 1.39 billion in 2025, or 34% share). The glycine-route production route is still considered economic in the domestic Chinese procurement chain and markets where formulator specification requirements are lower, in particular in Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and parts of Latin America. Production using the standard Glycine route results in a lower investment cost for output; by using the optimized catalyst Glycine route, less NMG formation occurs, and part closes over the Gap in purity with the IDA processed parts, thus extending the life of Glycine-route facilities in the field. Whereas compliance infrastructure is the long-term structural challenge that Glycine-route producers are faced with, because each Chinese manufacturing province has its own environmental discharge permit standards, and the compliance requirements are progressively being tightened, a similar erosion in the current cost advantage is found in compliance infrastructure when meeting new standards.

Glyphosate technical market based on application is segmented into grains & cereals, oilseeds & pulses, fruits & vegetables, plantation crops, forestry, non-crop/industrial, and others. The oilseeds & pulses segment was valued at USD 1.4 billion with a market share of with a market share of 33 % in 2025, and it is anticipated to expand to 6% of CAGR during 2026-2035.

• In 2025, the agriculture application segment (including weed control in grain crops, oilseeds, plantation crops, fruits and vegetables) totaled USD 3.61 billion (88%) and is expected to grow to USD 5.95 billion by 2035. The glyphosate-tolerant soybean technology combined with post-emergent glyphosate herbicide application is still the major demand anchor for Brazil, Argentina, and the US. The fastest-growing segment of agriculture is the plantation sector, which is growing at 7.1% CAGR, and is due to expand with the plantation of oil palm in Indonesia and Malaysia (where the herbicide glyphosate has become the standard inter-row plantation crop weed management strategy with more than 16 million hectares registered), as well as the plantation of sugarcane ratoon in the Brazilian states.
• The market value of plantation crops is estimated to amount to USD 410 million in 2025 and will more than double to USD 816 million by 2035. Trop® MAX (glyphosate potassium salt SL), formulated by Adama Agricultural Solutions, and Glyphotal TR (ULP® 648 g/L isopropylamine salt SL), formulated by UPL, are two commercial products with a registered label targeting tropical plantation systems across various jurisdictions in this sub-segment.
• The non-crop/industrial segment is the second fastest growing segment, excluding plantation crops, with its CAGR of 5.8%, from USD 369 million in 2025 to USD 646 million by 2035. Growth is anticipated based on the expansion of the railway network in India, as Indian Railways has an expansion program in place with more than 7,000 km of tracks under construction, and due to the rising maintenance demands of utility transmission lines, along with vegetation management programs in urban areas in Southeast Asia and Africa.
• The agriculture segment has the slowest growth in USD 1.11 billion-related products (27%), which are predominantly grains and cereals, a 4.4% CAGR, due to the well-established glyphosate penetration in North American corn-soybean rotation agriculture and incipient resistance pressure in the wheat-producing regions of Europe and Australia. Nufarm's Credit, Crucial, and Weedmaster lines of products are available for both non-crop and forestry applications in multiple jurisdictions in Europe and Australasia, providing solutions that are designed around volume (municipal contract) and precision species (agricultural formulation) buyers.

North America has been the largest regional consumer of glyphosate technical market at USD 1.23 billion (30%) in 2025, which is expected to increase to USD 1.90 billion by 2035 with a CAGR of 4.5%. In Canada, canola pre-harvest desiccation and pre-planting burndown applications are the largest near-term demand driver of herbicides in the Prairie Provinces, required annually on more than 8 million acres, according to Statistics Canada reports on crop production, and results in greater use of herbicide per hectare, versus glyphosate being phased out of formulator use. The US EPA's FIFRA reregistration review, slated for a decision in 2026–2027 and initiated due to a court order in 2022 that forced the US EPA to reassess glyphosate and neonicotinoid, is the largest near-term regulatory threat to formulator procurement confidence in North America, with the potential to impose new weed use restrictions on pre-harvest and non-crop registrations.

The slowest growth is for Europe, which is projected to rise at a CAGR of 3.6%, from USD 574 million in 2025 to USD 816 million by 2035. The European Commission's decision in November 2023 to renew the EU registration of glyphosate's active substance for a further 10 years (until December 2033) through EU Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009, was based on an EFSA reassessment that was much tougher on the data requirements for co-formulant safety assessments and pollinator exposure documentation, further stretching out product re-registration deadlines for several formulated products by 12–24 months and increasingly consolidating the costs of compliance to smaller, more region-specific formulators - branded market actors.

Structurally, the agricultural extension service (LTZ Augustenberg) has kept restrictions on pre-harvest glyphosate applications on cereal crops in Germany, the EU's number one cereal-producing country, with about 11 million hectares of grain crop area, while the EcoPhyto Pesticide Action Plan in France is equally restricting glyphosate use in public areas and near water courses. The UK, as part of its own pesticide authorization regime developed in the wake of its exit from the EU, is currently reauthorizing glyphosate (till Jan 2026, subject to periodic review), creating a patchwork of regulation and differential market access for glyphosate product formulations.

Asia Pacific is the second fastest-growing region in the glyphosate technical market, growing at a CAGR 5.7%, from USD 861 million in 2025 to reach USD 1.50 billion by 2035. In addition, China has the largest production capacity of glyphosate active substance, accounting for approximately 70-75% of the world's capacity, and it is seen that China's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs has registered glyphosate active substance under the “GB/T 20686” standard specifications, which means that the purity requirements have been updated to match the output profiles of the IDA process, making the standards even higher for Glycine-route supply within the country and accelerating the process transition already in progress.

In our CIBRC Q1 2025 expert panel where seven senior crop protection industry experts representing the seven largest market countries in APAC shared their views on the market, one common theme stood out: India's glyphosate market is around 5-7 years behind in terms of adoption penetration with smallholder farmers, and this means there is a structural growth runway that current volume forecasts may underestimate, alongside this positioning Indian domestic formulators as among the key demand beneficiaries until 2028 and beyond.

Glyphosate Technical Market Share

• The competitive structure of the glyphosate technical industry is moderate to high, with the top 5 companies (Bayer AG, Zhejiang Xinan / Wynca, UPL Limited, Nantong Jiangshan Agrochemical (JSAC), Sinochem Corporation) collectively representing about 62% of the market value in 2025. The uniqueness of the market relative to most commodity chemical markets is the split between those who are branded formulator-integrated (Bayer, UPL, Nufarm, Adama) and those who are pure technical-grade producers (Wynca, JSAC, Anhui Huaxing, SinoHarvest). In reality, there is a two-tier competition: branded players compete on the portfolio of product registration, formulation experience, sales channel access, while technical manufacturers compete on only one metric, which is price per tonne, purity certification, and environmental compliance documentation. This separation of manufacturing scale advantage by Chinese technical producers and market access advantage by established agro-chemical brand producers is the driving force behind this bifurcation.
• Bayer AG (CropScience Division) has the biggest single market share by revenue. This division is a high revenue contributor based on Roundup® brands, which account for more than 100 registered formulated products in North America, Latin America, and Europe. Bayer's competitive position is not as a technical manufacturer, as it is primarily a branded formulator and a brand licensor, with most of the technical grade coming from Chinese manufacturers. Although Bayer has provisioned considerable assets in its US Roundup portfolio for litigation over the coming quarters, its ability to maintain a share of its branded market over the forecast period is dependent on the resolution of its outstanding inventory of suits in the United States and its extended CropScience portfolio strategy review. As of Q1 2025, Bayer has assets available to support litigation relating to its glyphosate footprint in the United States for the upcoming quarters in the range of EUR 10+ billion and its continued ability to sustain branded market share rests on the resolution of remaining US Roundup-language litigation in addition to the outcome of a portfolio review at a higher level of its CropScience portfolio. JSAC (Nantong Jiangshan Agrochemical) is the second largest technical producer export-wise in China and the only Chinese manufacturer to have China Top Brand certification simultaneously with multi-region formulator qualification certification.
• 61% of buyers in our research on 38 major bulk-to-formulation purchases in the top six importing markets – the US, Germany, Brazil, India, Australia, and Mexico – consolidated their bulk glyphosate technical supplier to one of the top three Chinese IDA-process suppliers, increasing from 42% in 2021. The data suggests that this consolidation is due not only to quality standardization, but also to cost efficiency and better supplier relationships with single suppliers- a further factor is the increasing challenge and difficulty in qualifying new upper-tier technical suppliers under the EFSA/EPA co-formulant data documentation processes. The net result is a reduction in the number of qualified suppliers, despite an increase in the number of production facilities.
• Competition for UPL Limited is based on a hybrid technical-to-formulation strategy, with UPL's Glyphotal TR (648 g/L SL) registered in various crop systems in India, Brazil, and Africa. Nufarm Ltd. is a business with a formulated product portfolio which is targeting Europe and uses technical-grade procurement from China IDA-route producers. Adama Agricultural Solutions (Syngenta Group) competes mainly based on its Trop® MAX potassium-salt SL in tropical and subtropical markets. The regulatory complexity of product registration transfer and the commodity nature of active ingredient price have limited the M&A activity in the segment so far. The biggest recently announced reconfiguration of the portfolio was Corteva's move of its global glyphosate business to Albaugh LLC; this enabled Corteva's global registration assets and formulation customer relationships to be folded into Albaugh's North American glyphosate generic franchise, modestly enhancing the entity's competitive position in the generic channel versus Bayer's glyphosate branded business.

Glyphosate Technical Market Companies

Major players operating in the Glyphosate Technical industry are:

• Bayer AG (CropScience Division)
• Zhejiang Xinan Chemical Industrial Group Co., Ltd (Wynca)
• UPL Limited
• Nantong Jiangshan Agrochemical & Chemicals Co., Ltd. (JSAC)
• Anhui Huaxing Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.
• Nufarm Ltd.
• Adama Agricultural Solutions Ltd.
• Sinochem Corporation
• SinoHarvest
• Sikko Industries Ltd.

• Bayer AG (CropScience Division) is the global market leader in branded glyphosate, having a product range of Roundup® registered branded formulated products in more than 130 countries for over 100 years. Bayer's competitive approach is based on whole brand equity, depth of registration portfolio of glyphosates across countries, and services integration to agronomy. The current litigation environment in the United States and the €10+ billion in provisions left in the portfolio, plus tens of thousands of cases pending in U.S. courts, have spurred strategic portfolio reviews and investor questions; Bayer has publicly stated its intention to continue defending the market at the lower end of the branded herbicide spectrum while seeking to settle outstanding cases with Roundup.
• Zhejiang Xinan Chemical Industrial Group Co., Ltd. (Wynca) is China's biggest and most technically advanced glyphosate technical manufacturer. Wynca's Glyphosate TC ≥95% (CAS 1071-83-6) is produced through the IDA process route at its Hangzhou Xinan plant, and can be customized by the formulator in the suspension concentrate, soluble liquid, or soluble granule formulation in various kinds of salts such as isopropylamine salt, potassium salt, and ammonium salt. Wynca's competitive advantage lies in process integration and direct global formulator customers in North America, Europe, Australia, and Latin America after their upgrade in 2024 for energy efficiency, and in being ISO 14001:2015 certified.
• UPL Limited is an agrochemical firm headquartered in India and has both a technical-formulation model and a global presence, serving in 130+ countries. UPL's Glyphotal TR (glyphosate isopropylamine salt SL) is registered throughout the Indian, Brazilian, and African markets. OpenAg® platform and ProNutiva crop solutions framework connect the company with direct access to the market in emerging economies, where branded distribution channels provide a competitive advantage over generic technical importers. The market expansion trajectory in 2025–2035 is the most structurally sustainable as it will be driven by long-term food security growth, favoring UPL's strategic focus on Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.
• Nantong Jiangshan Agrochemical & Chemicals Co., Ltd. (JSAC) has been a member of China's most reliable glyphosate technical suppliers ever since the dawn of glyphosate production. JSAC manufactures Glyphosate technical grade (95%) & 97% as well as various salt formulation varieties from its Nantong facility in Jiangsu Province, China. As a China Top Brand supplier and qualified formulator under multi-region procurement specifications in the NA, EU, and APAC markets, the company is ideally suited to provide premium technical-grade IDA products. As compliance documentation becomes an increasing part of procurement table stakes, environmental compliance documentation forms a central part of JSAC's commercial differentiation proposition, such as ISO 14001 certification, wastewater treatment audit records, etc.
• Anhui Huaxing Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. manufactures Glyphosate 95% and 97% technical grade in its plant in Anhui Province. It is a cost-competitive regional player in the Chinese domestic and Asian export market, with its product range focusing on the Asian markets (South and Southeast Asia) where formulators are price sensitive. The company's high competitiveness is based on the following factors: process efficiency; access to domestic raw material within the known cluster of chemical manufacturing within Anhui Province. Anhui Huaxing has a volume-focused supplier position in markets where the purity requirements are not high enough to trigger the procurement of an IDA process.
• Nufarm Ltd. is a commercial-based agrochemical enterprise with a strong European base, particularly in glyphosate-formulated products. Nufarm's three product series, Credit, Crucial, and Weedmaster, are designed for the broadacre farming, forestry, and nongame vegetation management markets in Europe. In January 2025, the company successfully submitted a product registration renewal for Weedmaster under the EU renewal framework, which included new co-formulant safety data required under EFSA's re-assessment conditions, one of the first major formulation renewals that had been completed under the 2023 European re-authorisation parameters, reflecting Nufarm's efforts to ensure the portfolio of products it holds in Europe is kept current, before the smaller, resource-stressed regional formulators.
• Adama Agricultural Solutions Ltd. (a member of the Syngenta Group) is a global competitor in glyphosate products, particularly on the Trop® MAX formulation, which is registered in tropical and subtropical countries such as Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, Argentina, and Brazil, as well as a glyphosate potassium salt SL. Adama's distribution network is based on the commercial network and relationships established by the Syngenta Group in the local market, which enables the distribution of glyphosate with complementary crop protection solutions. The plantation and tropical crops sub-segment is expanding at 7.1% CAGR, which perfectly correlates with the company's strength in this segment of growth – the plantation crops application will be the fastest growing channel over the forecast period.
• Sinochem Corporation is a Chinese state-owned enterprise with a world-class glyphosate production base in Shandong province and four bases in Jiangsu province. As a result of Sinochem's scale, state support, and comprehensive chemical logistics facility, it is a player of great strength both in the internal market and on the international stage. In Q4 2024, the company announced a strategic capacity consolidation program with the target of 15% reduction in per-tonne wastewater generation by Q2 2025 to comply with new discharge standards set by the MEE, which underscores IDA-process leaders' investment in environmental compliance infrastructure to differentiate them over the forecast period of 2025-2035.
• SinoHarvest manufactures Glyphosate 95% Acid, 62% technical concentrate, and 48% SL formulations to be exported to Asia Pacific, Africa, and Latin America. The company also sees itself as a price-competitive emerging player in the mid-tier formulator procurement channel with products that span both the technical and formulated market segments, with a focus on volume-driven buyers in developing market channels where specification requirements tend to be less stringent than in EU and North American market channels.
• Sikko Industries  has two formulations of glyphosate, namely GATUR-71% (SG) and ClYSIK (41% SL), and serves the small farmer channel in Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Punjab via established agri-input dealer networks in India. The seven crop protection industry veterans we spoke with at our Q1 2025 expert panel were all of the opinion that the Indian domestic formulators we spoke with, such as Sikko, are among the best positioned beneficiaries of India's advancing the smallholder herbicide adoption curve and that they believe Indian glyphosate consumption is growing between 7–9% annually through 2028, which is significantly greater than the global market average, as the smallholder chemical weed management transition from awareness to normalized use in high-intensity rice, wheat, and pulse cultivation areas.

Glyphosate Technical Industry News

• In March 2025, the US E.P.A. released new interim registration review documents for glyphosate on FIFRA, suggesting the decision date will be 2026–2027, and a proposed acceleration of the FIFRA review process by the courts will be monitored closely by North American formulator procurement teams for label-condition contingencies.
• In Jan 2025, Nufarm Ltd. has finished the European registration renewal for its Weedmaster glyphosate SL formulation with the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) under EU guidelines for the active substance renewal, which mandated the submission of updated co-formulant safety information due to its reassessment conditions - marking one of the first significant glyphosate formulation renewals completed under the 2023 EU reauthorization parameters.
• To achieve the emission reduction required by the revised mandates of the MEE on wastewater generation from its chemical effluents containing phosphorous, Sinochem Corporation has announced a strategic capacity consolidation program for the reduction of phosphorous-containing water pollution at its four glyphosate manufacturing bases in Shandong and Jiangsu provinces, by bringing together existing capacities to reduce the production of wastewater by 15% in Q2 2025 on an average per tonne basis.
• In Sep 2024, CIBRC (Central Insecticides Board & Registration Committee) started working on marketing authorisation of the claims of formulator products related to glyphosate maximum residue limits in the pre-harvest operations of oilseed crops of the home market in accordance with Codex Alimentarius standards under the Indian Insecticides Act 1968.
• In June 2024, the glyphosate-tolerant soybean transformation events were added to the commercially available Roundup Ready® variety portfolio for Brazilian farmers under the Brazilian GMO variety registration system (MAPA – Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply).
• In Mar 2024, Wynca (Zhejiang Xinan Chemical Industrial Group) successfully finished the project of energy-saving at the production line of its Hangzhou facility, and also obtained the updated ISO 14001:2015 environmental management certificate, with reported energy consumption lowered by 12% per MT of glyphosate technical output.
• In the FY2023 annual report, Bayer AG announced tincess more than EUR 10 billion in litigation provisions for Roundup®, in the wake of the US Supreme Court's decision not to consider a pivotal case involving preemption of California state law. The company's CropScience business looks to have another significant risk item on its balance sheet in the shape of unresolved lawsuit inventory, estimated based on the number of pending cases in the United States, and in the tens of thousands.
• The Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture of Germany (BMEL) has also revised its national glyphosate phase-out schedule, after the EU extension in November 2023, which plans to allow continued use of glyphosate in all other areas of agriculture from 2023 onward, despite the November EU decision, except in ecologically sensitive areas and before planting.
• Following EFSA's peer review assessment, the European Commission concluded glyphosate has a safe active substance status in EU Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009, which was renewed for 10 years (until December 2033). The ruling addressed the single biggest near-term market access conundrum for those who have multi-country EU product development portfolios.

The glyphosate technical market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecasts in terms of revenue (USD Billion) & (Kilo Tons) from 2022 to 2035, for the following segments:

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Market, By Manufacturing Process Type

• IDA Process
• Glycine Process

Market, By Application

• Grain & Cereals
• Oilseeds & Pulses
• Fruit & Vegetables
• Plantation Crops
• Forestry
• Non-Crop/Industrial
• Others

The above information is provided for the following regions and countries:

• North America
  • U.S.
  • Canada
• Europe
  • UK
  • Germany
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Rest of Europe
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • India
  • Japan
  • South Korea
  • Australia
  • Rest of Asia Pacific 
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico
  • Argentina
  • Rest of Latin America 
• MEA
  • UAE
  • Saudi Arabia
  • South Africa
  • Rest of Middle East and Africa