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West Asia conflict raises India's pesticide costs 20–25%, risking crop yields and safety.
The West Asia conflict is disrupting global supply chains, causing a projected 20–25% increase in pesticide input costs in India due to higher energy prices, strained shipping routes, and reduced access to key chemical intermediates.
CropLife India warns these disruptions could lead to shortages of essential crop protection products during the critical kharif sowing season, threatening crop yields and quality.
Industry leaders caution that lower plant utilization may hurt earnings and jobs, especially for small and medium enterprises, and raise the risk of counterfeit products entering the market.
They are urging the government to provide energy support and strengthen regulatory oversight to ensure supply stability and safety.
El conflicto en el oeste de Asia aumenta los costos de los pesticidas de la India en un 20-25%, lo que pone en riesgo el rendimiento de los cultivos y la seguridad.