Mecoprop is significantly used to control weeds around oat harvests, apples, and pears. Accordingly developing interest for herbicides in the farming business is driving the development of the mecoprop market. Expanding utilization of herbicides on turfs, for example, private yards and sports fields is again impelling the development of the market. Then again, incidental effects related with such herbicides are relied upon to obstruct the development of the market. As per the New Jersey Department of Health's Right to Know Hazardous Substance List, mecoprop is a cancer-causing agent. It is hurtful whenever gulped and is harmful whenever breathed in. It is additionally connected with conditions like kidney disappointment, expanded pulse, and metabolic acidosis. These results of mecoprop can thwart the worldwide mecoprop market development.
In March 2019, Nufarm – a worldwide agrochemical maker dispatched another herbicide named – "Trimec" which included 600 g/L mecoprop, 18.7 g/L dicamba, and 150 g/L methylchlorophenoxy acidic acids (MCPA). The herbicide was for the most part dispatched to control a wide scope of weeds in grain, oats, wheat, and ryegrass crops
In April 2017, Nufarm dispatched another oat herbicide - "Duplosan KV" to control the weeds on grains. Duplosan KV is likewise appropriate for controlling weeds from turf grasses. Expanding utilization of mecoprop as a herbicide for grains and turfgrass is relied upon to push the mecoprop market around the world.
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