Summary:
CCM participated in the 39th China Plant Protection Expo, engaging industry leaders and showcasing its 20+ years of agrochemical research strength. Through in-depth discussions, data-driven insights, and exploration of smart plant protection applications, CCM reinforced its role in supporting the industry’s shift toward greener, smarter, and more efficient development.
Data Intelligence Empowering the Next Stage of Agrochemical Development
CCM, a commercial data intelligence platform with more than 20 years of deep cultivation in the agrochemical industry, made a strong presence at the 39th China Plant Protection Information Exchange & Pesticide and Equipment Fair together with its sub-brand YOONOP.
During the three-day exhibition, the CCM team achieved remarkable engagement with both new and existing clients, strengthened cooperation opportunities, and demonstrated its leading advantages in industry research and data-driven services.
At the YOONOP booth, which quickly became one of the highlights on the show floor, a large number of industry clients, partners, and media representatives gathered on the opening day. Discussions centered on crucial topics such as agrochemical market trends, data application in pest and disease management, and pathways to smart agriculture implementation. Leveraging two decades of accumulated industry data, the CCM team provided on-site insights, including forecasting 2026 pest and disease occurrence trends and interpreting demand changes in pesticide and equipment markets.
The professional depth and precision of CCM’s analysis earned strong recognition from attendees.
“CCM’s industry insights always address the real pain points. These data are extremely valuable for planning our procurement for next year,” commented an agrochemical trader from Southeast Asia.
Beyond booth interactions, CCM engaged extensively in the expo’s key activities. In the Smart Plant Protection Zone, the team explored cutting-edge solutions such as DJI’s agricultural drones and TopYunnong’s intelligent monitoring sensors, identifying new collaboration pathways between smart equipment and data-based services. At the newly created Agricultural Science and Technology Achievement Zone, CCM exchanged ideas with researchers from Northwest A&F University and Jiangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences regarding data support for the commercialization of agricultural innovations.
During the matchmaking event between professional crop protection service organizations and pesticide and equipment enterprises, CCM served as a data connector, supporting more effective dialogue between solution providers and industry organizations.
A Landmark Expo Celebrating 50 Years of China’s Plant Protection Strategy
Held from November 21–23, 2025, in Nanchang, the 39th Plant Protection Expo coincided with the 50th anniversary of China’s national plant protection guideline—“Prevention First, Integrated Control.”
The event took place at the Nanchang Greenland International Expo Center, hosted by the National Agro-Tech Extension and Service Center and co-organized by Jiangxi Plant Protection & Quarantine Station and Phoenix Exhibition Group.
With 13 exhibition halls and 130,000 square meters of show space, the expo gathered nearly 1,000 leading enterprises—including Syngenta, Corteva, and DJI—under the themes of Smart Plant Protection, Green Control, and Science-to-Industry Transformation, making it a major window into China’s evolving agrochemical landscape.
This year’s expo showcased five core exhibition zones:
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Major Pesticide Group Brands
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Smart Plant Protection Equipment
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Innovative Chemical Pesticides
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Biological Pesticides
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Plant Protection Industry Achievements
These zones comprehensively covered the full agrochemical value chain—from pesticide R&D and equipment to green control solutions—reflecting the sector’s shift from standalone products to integrated ecological solutions.
A particularly notable addition was the Agricultural Science and Technology Achievement Zone, where more than ten institutions, including Northwest A&F University and Jiangxi Agricultural University, exhibited new pesticides, aerial plant protection technologies, and other innovations. Through “exhibition + roadshow + matchmaking”, the expo bridged research and industrial application more effectively than ever.
Industry Insight and Strategic Engagement from CCM
For CCM’s industry research and sales team, the three-day expo provided renewed understanding of front-line innovation and industry transformation.
On the opening day, the team attended the official ceremony presided over by Xie Yan, Director of the National Agro-Tech Extension Center, gaining firsthand insight into the expo’s significance—especially at such a pivotal moment as China concludes its “14th Five-Year Plan” pesticide reduction program and accelerates the transition toward greener and smarter plant protection.
Throughout the expo, CCM’s senior analysts and managers exchanged views with enterprises, research institutes, and agricultural service organizations. Discussions included:
upcoming trends in pest and disease outbreaks,
shifting pesticide and equipment demand,
integration opportunities between data intelligence and precision plant protection,
and data pathways supporting technology commercialization.
CCM’s Role in the Future: Data Intelligence as the New Engine
Reflecting on the event, CCM’s sales manager concluded:
“This expo brought more than customer engagement—it provided deep foresight into the industry’s future. The shift from product-based solutions to integrated ecosystem management is accelerating. CCM’s core value is enabling enterprises to anticipate trends and make smarter decisions through two decades of industry data.”
As the 39th Plant Protection Expo came to a successful close on November 23, CCM’s participation once again proved the strategic importance of data intelligence in the agrochemical sector. Moving forward, CCM will continue refining its commercial data intelligence platform and strengthening application capabilities through YOONOP, Tranalysis, and other sub-brands—empowering the high-quality development of the agrochemical industry with stronger data-driven insights.
About CCM:
CCM is the leading market intelligence provider for China’s agriculture, chemicals, food & feed and life science markets. Founded in 2001, CCM offers a range of content solutions, from price and trade analysis to industry newsletters and customized market research reports. CCM is a brand of Kcomber Inc.
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