The annual Bayer CropScience Global Press Conference was held in Mannheim, Germany on September 9th. Bayer plans to continue to be a strategy for future growth with innovative crop protection active ingredients, high quality seeds and improved seed trait technology. To achieve this goal, Bayer CropScience will further strengthen its product portfolio in the field of traditional crop protection and increase the share of new and highly profitable products. Between 2010 and 2012, six new active ingredient products will be on the market, and annual sales are expected to be Up to 1 billion euros. The Bayer CropScience Global Board** Berschauer pointed out that the company's position is to provide a comprehensive solution for the agriculture from sowing to harvest, and constantly introduce new active ingredients for resistance to pests and weeds, while also protecting the climate and sustainable development. Aspects play an increasingly important role. According to reports, Bayer CropScience plans to use the new generation of products containing highly effective and environmentally friendly active ingredients to make new contributions in ensuring that agricultural harvests increase production. From 2010 to 2012, there will be six new active ingredient products on the market. Among them, there are three fungicides Aviator Xpro, Luna and Emesto/Emerion developed from a new type of pathogen respiratory process inhibitor, Emesto will be listed as a seed coating product in 2012; another innovative active ingredient product is the fungicide Routine, with In the prevention and control of rice disease. Bayer CropScience has great potential in the seed and traits technology business. Some 18 new products are scheduled to be launched by 2016. The company is currently working with Brazil's leading sugarcane research institute to jointly develop new ethanol products for high sugar content. In 2009, Bayer CropScience achieved the highest sales ever, reaching 6.5 billion euros. In the first half of 2010, Bayer CropScience sales fell by about 3% year-on-year. Berschauer said that in light of the adjustment of exchange rates and product lines, sales in 2010 will decline slightly.