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`CEMS-Global’ brings to you ‘6th AGRO CHEM BANGLADESH INTERNATIONAL EXPO - 2023’ scheduled to be held from 25 – 27 May 2023, which will be a glittering showcase for the Agricultural Chemical-based products and service industry. It will reveal to the country, the rapid developments in the industry as well as new technology components. The neat layouts of the show provide many opportunities to the consumers of the industry to see the latest offerings in the market as well as to the business visitor to carry out networking in a highly enabled environment.
The Agricultural Chemical-based products and service industry is therefore not only a networking ground but also a place to find business partners and strategic alliances for manufacturing, outsourcing, sub-contracting, design, and development as well as direct marketing. Chemical fertilizers and pesticides have gotten acute importance in Bangladesh agriculture. Bangladesh started agrochemical use mainly in the 1960s as food security for a vast number of populations. The agriculture sector aims at facilitating an innovative and modern agricultural system, which renders increased production capacity through the invention of new technology and the creation of greater opportunity for agricultural research.
Chemical fertilizers play a great role in agricultural growth but a greater level of awareness is required to refrain from using harmful chemical matter for maintaining a healthy ecological balanc
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Why Participate in 6th Agro Chem Bangladesh International Expo 2023 ?
The Agricultural Chemical-based products and service industry is not only a networking ground but also a place to find business partners and strategic alliances for manufacturing, outsourcing, sub-contracting, design, and development as well as direct marketing.
It is an international showcase for the Agricultural Chemical-based products and service industry. The neat layouts of the show provide many opportunities to the consumers of the industry to see the latest offerings in the market as well as to the business visitor to carry out networking in a highly enabled environment.
Demand for fertilizer is booming to produce more agricultural products in Bangladesh, driven by the country's high economic growth rate, which reached a record 7% in fiscal 2017.
The new urea plant will ensure wider food safety and save foreign currency from being spent on imports of the soil nutrient, and create jobs.
The new industrial policy has been developed in line with the government's vision- Bangladesh is rapidly coming close to becoming a middle-income country.
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