Envu has partnered with BioConsortia, which manufacturers microbial crop solutions, to evaluate and develop biological solutions for non-crop applications in the environmental science industry.
This collaboration aims to create sustainable alternatives for pest management and plant protection, driven by both consumer demand and increasing regulatory pressures.
“Biological solutions are a critical part of our sustainability commitment to nature-positive innovation,” says Bernard Jacqmin, head of global innovation for Envu. “Through our work with BioConsortia, we hope to enhance our portfolio with forward-thinking innovations that complement existing modes of action. For our customers, this means an expanded range of sustainable solutions to help them meet their toughest challenges.”
BioConsortia uses its patented Advanced Microbial Selection process and GenePro platform, along with advanced genomics techniques, for the discovery, design and selection of microbes. These technologies enable the company to effectively predict and harness the natural power of microbes.
Meanwhile, Envu is leveraging its technology development and commercialization in the environmental science space. It also brings BioConsortia its global reach and understanding of regulatory landscapes and customer needs to accelerate the adoption of biological solutions in environmental science markets.
“For BioConsortia, this is an exciting opportunity to demonstrate our dedication to biocontrol innovation and bring our cutting-edge technologies into new markets,” says Dr. Hong Zhu, senior vice president of research and development for BioConsortia. “The expertise found at Envu in non-crop sectors, like professional pest management and turf and ornamentals, makes them the perfect partner to help us accelerate market entry and scale solutions that reduce environmental impact.”
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