Global demand for agriculture micronutrients has increased
due to increased deficiency of micronutrients in soil and shrinkage in
agricultural land. Micronutrients’ application in crops improves the crop
quality and productivity.
The North American market for agricultural micronutrients was
valued at $943.2 million in 2013, and is projected to reach $1,423.4 million by
2018, at a CAGR of 8.8%, during the forecast period, 2013 to 2018. The North
American market accounted for 20.0% of the global agricultural micronutrients
market and its market share is projected to grow to 21.0% by 2018.
Micronutrient deficiency in soil has increased due to
intensive agricultural practices, land degradation, and extensive use of
macronutrient-based fertilizers. The global agriculture micronutrients market
has shown tremendous growth over the last five years. The requirement of
micronutrients depends on the type of soil and crop. Seed treatment and
hydroponics are relatively new methodologies for farmers across the globe. The
micronutrients can be applied in a chelated or non-chelated form.
The market is segmented into non-chelated and chelated, which
account for 82.0% and 18.0%, respectively, of the market. The North American
market is segmented on the basis of applications, regions, functions, and
products.
This report provides a competitive landscape of the top
players. Under the strategic benchmarking section, we will provide you with
their key developments along with the impacts that include new product developments,
M&A, a strategic focus on any specific application, technology, and
geography. Under the Financials section, we will provide you with details that
span Capex (Investments), revenues, EBITDA, and so on. Under the operational
insights section, we will provide you with the new capacities added, new
centers, and new key employments. Under the sales and marketing section, we
will provide you with insights on new contracts (available on the public
domain), new distribution channels added, new marketing initiatives, and so on.

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