ACFI seeks Rs 5,000–7,500 crore scheme to cut reliance on China for crop protection inputs
The Economic Times reports that the Agro Chem Federation of India wants government incentives and subsidies to counter China's cost advantage in agrochemical production.
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The Agro Chem Federation of India is seeking a Rs 5,000–7,500 crore government support scheme aimed at reducing reliance on China for crop protection inputs, The Economic Times reports. Its proposal includes incentives and subsidies to counter China's cost advantage, alongside a call to strengthen product-development capabilities.
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