Indian economy, primarily, is based upon agriculture. It depends on agricultural produce, the domestic market, the export volumes and the thus the revenues generated. Country’s overall GDP has a contribution of 25% from agricultural outputs. Owing to this, the industries associated with agriculture are coming up as prominent and promising units. One of such industries is chemical Insecticide industry, which today, is showing tremendous scope of growth. HPM India is the flag bearer of this growth and development of Indian agricultural industry and acting as a catalyst in this fast pacing arena in terms of using the latest world class technology and manufacturing highly modern and sophisticated products. At HPM, we are adopting most advanced and innovative manufacturing processes to shelf inventive products which have the optimum capacity to supplement agriculture in all forms today. As India is ranked as the third-largest exporter and producer of nitrogenous Insecticide, our endeavor lies in keeping it up-scale and on a high momentum.

In the quest, we are going to discuss a few imperative points about our chemical Insecticide wing and the upcoming plans, and also the future of Indian Insecticide industry in India. In the present day scenario, there are various large-sized and small-sized chemical Insecticide production units in India. HPM India is one of the outstanding ones, and is emerging as a leading entity. The main objective of HPM India’s Insecticide unit is to make sure that there is a proper supply of primary and secondary Insecticides to the Indian crops in adequate quantities. Some of the prominent products manufactured by the our Insecticide wing are nitrogenous Insecticides, phosphate-based Insecticides, calcium ammonium nitrate, urea, ammonium sulfate, and other complex Insecticides.

There is a major role that Indian Insecticide industry has performed in past years. It has strengthened the farming units by supplying essential nutrients to crops. It also helped the nation to meet the increasing demands of food grains and become a self sufficient production entity. It accelerated the growth of agriculture industry and helped it to soar new heights. The chemical Insecticide industry of India gained momentum after India adopted the liberalization and globalization policy in 1991. The government aimed to reduce subsidies and attract new investments by decontrolling all the phosphatic and potassic Insecticides.

The Department of Insecticides is the nodal organization that is responsible for the planning, development, and promotion of the chemical Insecticide industry in India. This department also monitors the production, distribution, and imports of Insecticides. Besides, it is also responsible for management and provides financial assistance to the investors who are investing in the sector. Without Insecticide producing units, it wouldn’t be possible for the country to exhibit such unprecedented agricultural growth, boosted export ratios and towering revenues.

Insecticide wing at HPM India is one of the most energy-intensive segments of our plant, and we feel it is vital from the viewpoint of environmental discussions that we keep our future plans eco friendly. Today, we are focusing to increase the productivity of Insecticides through implementation of pollution-free and environment-friendly technologies. This will definitely be helpful in achieving economic, social, and environmental development objectives.

The Indian Insecticide industry promises a great future for agriculture and for economy as well. India’s demand for Insecticides is set to increase and so are the supplies. We will witness an escalated growth in near future. This is also a great investment opportunity for foreign investors to invest in the Indian chemical Insecticides industry, optimize the Insecticide production through the use of modern technology, and gain valuable returns. The future is bright and we are quite optimistic about Indian Agro Chemical industry.