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Regulatory filings in Brazil imply potential revenue growth and a strengthened competitive position if approved; the large market size and weed-resistance dynamics support upside, though near-term moves depend on timing and approval outcomes.
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FMC announced the regulatory dossier submission for rimisoxafen in Brazil, the second global filing after the U.S. EPA in July 2026. Brazil's large corn/soy footprint and rising weed resistance create a sizeable market opportunity if approved. Rimisoxafen's dual-action MOA and ongoing pipeline assets underpin a multi-year growth thesis.
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