AgroChem Summit 2024: Discussion on Rationalizing Registration Process, Data Protection, and IP & Patents for Crop Protection Products
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AgroChem Summit 2024: Discussion on Rationalizing Registration Process, Data Protection, and IP & Patents for Crop Protection Products

Speakers are: Dr. Archana Sinha, Joint Director & Secretary, Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee, Govt. of India; S. Ganesan, Vice President – Policy Affairs, UPL Ltd.; Suresh P. J., Regulatory Policy & Scientific Engagement, Bayer CropScience Ltd.; Raju Kapoor, Director - Public & Industry Affairs, FMC India

  • By ICN Bureau | December 12, 2024

Indian Chemical News, the most credible online media platform for the Chemicals, Petrochemicals, and Energy sector, is organizing the Third Edition of ‘AgroChem Summit 2024' on December 13, 2024 at The Park, Parliament Street, New Delhi. The theme of the Summit is "Capturing Value Through Collaboration, Innovation & Disruption".  

Please register for the Summit by clicking on the link (https://www.indianchemicalnews.com/agrochem-summit-third-edition/

The Session on Rationalizing Registration Process, Data Protection, IP & Patents for Crop Protection Products will have Dr. Archana Sinha, Joint Director & Secretary, Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee, Govt. of India; S. Ganesan, Vice President – Policy Affairs, UPL Ltd.; Suresh P. J., Regulatory Policy & Scientific Engagement, Bayer CropScience Ltd.; and Raju Kapoor, Director - Public & Industry Affairs, FMC India as Speakers. 

Rationalizing the registration process, implementing effective data protection policies, and strengthening IP and patent frameworks are essential for the advancement of the Indian agrochemicals sector. A streamlined registration process for agrochemicals reduces the time taken for new products to be approved and reach the market.  

Clear guidelines and transparent procedures for registration can help stakeholders understand requirements better, reducing ambiguities and fostering compliance. Aligning India’s registration processes with international standards can facilitate cross-border trade and compliance, making Indian products more competitive globally. 

Robust data protection mechanisms ensure that companies can safeguard their proprietary research and development data, which is essential for maintaining a competitive edge. 

These measures can help create a conducive environment for innovation, promote fair competition, protect investments, and ultimately lead to increased agricultural productivity and sustainability. By addressing these areas, India can enhance its position in the global agrochemicals market and meet the challenges of food security and environmental sustainability.  

Key discussion points during the Session are: Rationalizing the Registration Process; Data Protection, Protecting Trade Secrets, and Encouraging Innovation; Intellectual Property (IP) Rights; Patent Regulations; and Promoting Bio-based Innovations.

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