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Corteva Agriscience: How cutting-edge biologicals could provide a sustainable solution to the world’s food production challenge

Date：Dec. 10, 2020 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

CropLife International speaks to Frederic about the future role of biologicals in crop production and his work at the cutting-edge of crop science with Corteva ...

OECD: How to ensure trust in pesticide safety data

Date：Dec. 10, 2020 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

Good Laboratory Practice is the OECD’s internationally accepted quality control system that sets the conditions under which non-clinical health and environment...

MRLs and Trade: Encourages all countries to be transparent on how their systems operate

Date：Oct. 19, 2020 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

Millions of people rely on international trade for food security and their livelihoods.

MRLs and Trade: A risk-based approach

Date：Oct. 16, 2020 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

MRLs facilitate trade, protect the consumer and ensure that residues are no higher than needed.

MRLs and Trade: Trade disruptions in rice would badly affect farmers livelihood

Date：Oct. 15, 2020 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

Trade disruptions in rice would badly affect their livelihood and millions of farmers all over India would be facing irretrievable peril.

MRLs and Trade: Science-based policy-making is essential in the trade of bananas

Date：Oct. 14, 2020 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

The Ecuadorian Banana Cluster is a guild of banana producers and exporters of Ecuador. Our focus is: competitiveness, environmental and social sustainability, a...

Giulia Di Tommaso joins CropLife International as President/CEO

Date：Sep. 12, 2019 Category：Markets

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Howard Minigh has informed the Board of Directors that he is concluding his tenure as CEO and President of CropLife International after successfully leading the...

CropLife International supports WTO'S call for sound Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures

Date：Dec. 18, 2017 Category：Markets

CropLife International welcomes the joint statement from 17 governments, including Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Kenya, Uganda, and the United States, ci...

CropLife International lists 10 most important studies in 2016

Date：Jan. 17, 2017 Category：Markets

As 2017 kicks off, CropLife International wants to equip you with the best and latest information about the role of plant science in sustainable agriculture. So...

Cost of crop protection innovation increases to $286 million per product

Date：Apr. 18, 2016 Category：Markets

Every crop protection product that reaches the market costs $286 million and takes 11 years of research and development to ensure the highest safety and efficac...

10 most influential plant science studies from 2015

Date：Jan. 19, 2016 Category：Markets

As 2016 kicks off, CropLife International wanted to equip the industry with the best and latest information about the role of plant science in sustainable agric...

CropLife International’s FAQ on climate change's impact on agriculture

Date：Jan. 6, 2016 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

The UN's approach to tackling food security and climate change is "climate smart agriculture". Ahead of the 2015 Paris Climate Conference (COP21) we spoke to Dr...

CropLife International: current crop protection regulation can protect humans and the environment

Date：Sep. 29, 2015 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

CropLife International has released its Policy Perspective on Endocrine Disruptors which demonstrates that current crop protection product regulations ensure hi...

CLI statement on the Monograph on glyphosate from the IARC

Date：Jul. 31, 2015 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) published the Monograph on glyphosate. As the global body representing the plant science industry, CropLi...

CropLife International re-launches biotradestatus online database

Date：Jul. 30, 2014 Category：Products

CropLife International has re-launched the online database, biotradestatus, a global resource which provides data on the commercial status and national authoriz...

New studies find significant benefits from biotech crops

Date：Feb. 14, 2014 Category：Science&Research

Two independent reports published recently by the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications (ISAAA) and the International Food Poli...

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CHS, Greenway Cooperative To Discuss Merger

Date：Dec. 16, 2013 Category：Companies

Greenway Cooperative, a diversified ag retailer based in Rochester, MN, and CHS Inc., the nation’s leading farmer-owned cooperative, have signed a letter of un...

Beekeeping Groups Challenge US EPA Over Sulfoxaflor

Date：Dec. 10, 2013 Category：Regulations

National beekeeping organizations along with the National Honey Bee Advisory Board and the Pollinator Stewardship Council have filed an opening brief in an appe...

Herbicides 2014: A Weed Killer For Every Weed

Date：Dec. 5, 2013 Category：Markets

Increased resistance to glyphosate and other chemistries has spawned a rather interesting paradox in the adoption of crop protection products — namely herbicid...

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CropLife 100: The Return Of The Need For Seed

Date：Dec. 3, 2013 Category：Markets

For most categories within the CropLife 100, 2013 was a better-than-expected year in terms of sales growth. However, for the seed category, this year marked a r...

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