Generics manufacturers may have a bumper harvest because a large number of products come off-patent. Two top selling pesticide, the herbicide glyphosate and the insecticide imidacloprid, have lost their patent protection in all major markets for a few years. Many other important ais are due to lose their patent protection over the next ten years. Get more details from the table as follows:
Top 10 post-patent pesticide prospects
 
Active ingredient     Activity  Year of main patent 
Azoxystrobin          Fungicide       1989 
Mesotrione            Herbicide       1995 
Pyraclostrobin        Fungicide       1999 
Fipronil              Insecticide     1987 
Kresoxim-methyl       Fungicide       1991 
Thiamethoxam          Insecticide     1996 
5-metolachlor         Herbicide       1996 
Epoxiconazole         Fungicide       1985 
Nicosulfuron          Herbicide       1986 
Fenoxaprop-p-ethyl    Herbicide       1989 
According to the above table, the generics market should grow by at least US Dollars 3.5 billion over the next decade. However, Some expert advises that the benefit is not without its challenges.
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
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