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The study is a comprehensive analysis examining the ingredients market for cleaning applications globally with focus on the eight most important markets. It has three deliverables—a database and a series of report, and a new analytical dashboard.
A comprehensive analysis examining the active ingredients in nutraceuticals in the two key regional markets, providing details in the functional category segments. The report will focus on key trends, developments, challenges, and opportunities.
This report provides an analysis of the growing biopesticides market. It includes technology descriptions, company profiles, and end-use analysis of product pest targets, while providing an outlook and product category forecast for each country/market segment and company.
This report will provide a description of the global market for biostimulants. Included in the study will be sales of the key products and active ingredients along with its e specific use.
An accurate and independent appraisal of the market size and segmentation, application methods, products used and costs, and market trends in the professional turf and ornamental market. Coverage includes both chemical and biologically based products.
The study is a comprehensive analysis with two volumes of data, one including chemical treatments and the other covering pesticide seed treatments. It is designed to provide suppliers with the latest information on the size, structure, and outlook for seed treatments in each of the 4 regions and 12 featured countries.
An in-depth look at the controls used for nematode pests in soils of major crop markets, this report features non-chemical and chemical treatments, including the top brands, active ingredients, and suppliers.
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Brexit stands for British exit from the European Union. In order to calm the rising Euroscepticism of his own party and of vocal rival parties, such as the UK Independence Party (UKIP), Prime Minister Cameron announced in January 2013 his intention to give U.K. voters the opportunity to decide in a referendum on whether the United Kingdom should be IN or OUT of the European Community. On June 23, 2016, the result was that the electorate voted to leave the EU by a narrow margin of 51.89% to 48.11%. In fact, the majority in England and Wales were in favor of leaving, while the majority in Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain. Cameron had taken a risky gamble on the referendum and had underestimated the strength of Brexit feeling in certain parts of the United Kingdom. He paid for this miscalculation with his own political career.
