Green Agri at GROWTECH ANTALYA

Today is the third day of the GROWTECH ANTALYA 2025 exhibition, and our booth, 6A-141, is bustling with visitors. Our company, Shaanxi Green Agri Co., Ltd., has attracted significant attention from pesticide manufacturers and formulators with our diverse range of natural pesticide ingredients extracted from plants.

The exhibition, held from November 18 to 21 in Antalya, has gathered industry decision-makers from more than 120 countries, creating an ideal stage for showcasing next-generation agricultural solutions.

At this exhibition, we showcased five core botanical pesticide ingredients: Matrine, Lentinan, Osthole, Physcion, and Tea Saponin. These materials reflect our commitment to delivering safe, environmentally friendly, and effective options for pesticide formulation.

As global markets shift towards safer, low-residue agricultural products under increasingly stringent regulations and rising consumer expectations. the demand for plant-derived pesticides is growing. Traditional chemical pesticides face increasing challenges from pesticide resistance and higher compliance costs, prompting our company to seek more sustainable alternatives. From an environmental perspective, plant-derived pesticides degrade faster, reducing the risk to non-target organisms and minimizing soil and water pollution. This aligns perfectly with our company’s environmental philosophy.

During the first two days of the exhibition, our customizable specifications matrine and osthole attracted considerable interest from visitors due to their broad-spectrum insecticidal properties. Lentinan also drew many companies seeking diversified combinations of bioactive ingredients.

Our booth has already hosted numerous partners from Europe, the Middle East, South America, and Southeast Asia. Many partners expressed strong interest in long-term cooperation with our company. and Green Agri warmly invite more partners from around the world to visit booth 6A-141 to discuss and explore more possibilities for sustainable agriculture.