15th Brasil AgrochemShow: AllierBrasil and CCPIT Sub-council of Chemical Industry Announces Agrochemical Industry Event in São Paulo
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11 April 2024, Brazil: AllierBrasil has announced its highly anticipated 15th Brasil AgrochemShow. Taking place on the 13th and 14th of August 2024 in São Paulo, this year’s event promises to be a remarkable gathering of industry professionals, featuring a rich program of lectures, panel discussions, and an expansive exhibition.
The Brasil AgrochemShow has established itself as a premier platform for the agri input industry, with a primary focus on agrochemical and biological companies. This flagship event brings together key stakeholders, including manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, laboratories, consultants and researchers, to showcase the latest advancements, foster collaboration, and drive innovation in the sector.
The 15th edition of the Brasil AgrochemShow is expected to attract approximately 1,000 visitors, creating an unparalleled networking opportunity for participants. With over 110 stalls dedicated to exhibitors from the agri-input industry, attendees will have the chance to explore a wide array of products, technologies, and solutions offered by leading companies in the field.
The event’s comprehensive agenda will feature engaging lectures and panel discussions delivered by renowned experts and thought leaders. Attendees can look forward to gaining valuable insights into emerging trends, market dynamics, sustainable practices, regulatory updates, and other critical topics shaping the agrochemical industry.
“We are thrilled to announce the 15th Brasil AgrochemShow, which serves as a cornerstone event for the agri input industry in Brazil,” said Flavio Hirata, Partner at AllierBrasil. “This year’s show will provide an exceptional platform for knowledge exchange, business opportunities, and fostering collaborations among industry professionals. We are confident that the event will further accelerate advancements in the agrochemical sector and contribute to the sustainable growth of the agricultural industry at large.”
