Biopesticides Europe 2019

• Regulatory Developments Affecting Biopesticides at the EU Level
• Maximising Market Access for Different Zonal Regions
• Technological Innovations Advancing the Industry
• Developing Integrated Control Programs
• Digital tools & Novel Formulations
• Current Low-Risk Criteria Defined
• Biocontrol & Organic Agriculture
• Developing Zero Residue Alternatives
• Working with Farmers to Increase Production & Protect the Land
• Innovative Partnerships Driving the Industry Forward

Syngenta Jealott’s Hill International Research Centre 28th May 2019 – London, UK

During the afternoon of 28th May(Tuesday), a day before the conference, a select group of attendees will get a unique opportunity to visit Syngenta’s Jealott’s Hill International Research Centre.

Jealott’s Hill International Research Centre is a key site in Syngenta’s Global Research and Development network. With over 90 years of tradition of innovation and employing over 800 people, it is the company’s largest site for new agrochemical R&D and product support.

Key activities at the Jealott’s Hill include research into the discovery of new active ingredients, new formulation technologies, product safety, technical support of our product range and seeds research. The site houses a number of centres of scientific excellence, both chemical and biological, that partner with the UK and global research base to support our global activities and keep our science world-class.

There is no extra charge to attend the site visit, but spaces are limited and allocated on first come – first serve basis. Please register your attendance for the site visit when booking for the conference.

Site Visit attendance is subject to approval from Syngenta.

If you would like to be considered as a speaker for the event with a 30-45 minute presentation, please submit an abstract for consideration to:

Daniel Laverty

Tel: +44 (0)20 3141 0612

Email: [email protected]

Who Will Attend?

• Pesticides & Biopesticides Producers
• Biopesticides Technologists
• R&D Scientists
• Registration Specialists
• Global Business/Commercial Directors
• Solution Providers
• Consultants
• Regulatory and Policy Officers
• Technology Providers
• Technical Managers
• Crop Protection Specialists

Matthew Williams, Commercial Business Manager – Agrii

Andrew Brown, Managing Director – Andermatt UK

Lieselotte De Bruyne, Product Manager Plant Health –  Biobest Group

Marcus Meadows-Smith, CEO – BioConsortia, Inc

Sandro Frati, New Business Development Manager – bi-pa

Nigel Goodayle, Joint Partner – C&N Innovations

Jürgen Sturma, Scientific Officer – European Food & Safety Authority – European Commission

Evert Hamblok, Corporate Manager Regulatory Affairs – Koppert Biological Systems

Carol Pullen, General Manager Europe – ORO AGRI

Matthew Traver, Lab Leader Biologics – Bayer Crop Science

Nayem Hassan, Managing Director – Russell IPM

Antonio Cerveró Domènech, Technical Director – Idai Nature

David Cary, Executive Director – International Biocontrol Manufacturers Association – IBMA

Amit Vasavada, Vice President, R&D – Marrone Bio Innovations

Dean Thome, Global Business Development Director – Novozymes BioAg Limited

Dave Chandler, Associate Professor – Warwick Crop Centre – School Of Life Sciences

Gisela Brand – Andermatt Biocontrol

Guenter Welz – Bayer AG

Sarah van Beneden – Biobest Group

Carol Pullen – ORO AGRI

Maren Peters – Tradin Organic

Lukyn Gedge – Microbide

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SCC – Scientific Consulting Company

SCC is a privately owned and independent regulatory consulting company. Since 1989, we have been supporting our international customers with cost-efficient solutions for their scientific and regulatory needs.

Our long-standing expertise in Agrochemicals and Biorationals includes defence of more than 90 chemical and biological active substances under Directive 91/414/EEC and Regulation 1107/2009 and submission of more than 500 plant protection product dossiers. We have successfully achieved a multitude of registrations / authorisations for biorational products, including biostimulants and biostimulant-related products, such as plant strengtheners, plant and soil aids in line with national plant protection or fertiliser regulatory frameworks. Handling of the transition from national regulatory frameworks and Regulation 2003/2003 to CE marked fertilisers and the upcoming Product Function Categories (PFCs) including biostimulants is our daily business.

SCC stands for meeting every single deadline: we are the experts for regulatory challenges – large and small. More than 130 highly skilled, team-focused employees, mostly academics, form the backbone of our company.

SCC has 2 offices in Germany – the headquarters in Bad Kreuznach and an office in Berlin, and runs SCC Japan K.K. in Tokyo.

Tel: +49 671 298 460 – E-mail: [email protected]

Contact: Dr Albrecht Heidemann – www.scc-gmbh.de

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If you are launching a new product or service and wish to gain visibility and brand recognition within your industry, contact us today!

For commercial opportunities, please contact:

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Tel: +44 (0) 20 3141 0614

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With more than 51,000 members and an international publishing and knowledge business we are the UK’s professional body for chemical scientists, supporting and representing our members and bringing together chemical scientists from all over the world.

A not-for-profit organisation with a heritage that spans 170 years, we have an ambitious international vision for the future. Around the world, we invest in educating future generations of scientists. We raise and maintain standards. We partner with industry and academia, promoting collaboration and innovation. We advise governments on policy. And we promote the talent, information and ideas that lead to great advances in science.

http://www.rsc.org/

AgroPages is the leading online media exclusively devoted to global agrochemical business, providing rich industry information, deep market analysis, powerful product & company searches, professional database and market reports, as well as personalized online marketing solution for brand establishment. The main sections of AgroPages includes: AgroNews -24/7, the industry news are displayed in the languages of English and Chinese, delivering to global readers in the first available time; Company Directory – the companies actively involved in the industry are categorized by manufacturers and service providers, to guide the buyers locate the right partners; Report – Report Library provides the richest collection of industry reports, company profiles and market statistics in the field of agrochemicals; Magazine – highlight the hot markets and topics by featured agrochemical business magazine.

www.agropages.com

International Pest Control (IPC) magazine is in its 58th year of publication, it is the leading independent, bi-monthly magazine, in the world dealing with all aspects of pest prevention and pest eradication. The magazine aims to cover all aspects of pests and human conflict and regularly focuses on :-

Public Health,

Agriculture

Horticulture & Amenity

Forestry & Plantation

Animal Health

Because pests do not recognize national boundaries, the problems are increasingly approached from an international perspective.

The magazine provides authoritative reviews of pest control developments worldwide, with news, articles, reviews, features and comments. It is published in the interest of everyone concerned with the control of infestation of all types – in agriculture; in food manufacturing, storage and distribution; in domestic, commercial and industrial premises.

IPC keeps its readers informed of trends in new techniques, new chemicals, new products, and new methods of applying existing remedies – these are the practical tools of the pest control industry the world over.

The magazine also provides information on control and protection against various diseases transmitted by insects.

Subscribers to International Pest Control magazine have free on-line access with search facility to all back issues published since January 2004.

See www.international-pest-control.com

IOBC-WPRS is one of six Regional Sections of the International Organisation for Biological Control.
IOBC was established in 1955 to promote environmentally safe methods of pest and disease control in plant protection.

Members of WPRS are individual scientists, governmental, scientific or commercial organisations from 24 countries of Europe, Mediterranean region and the Middle East.

IOBC-WPRS encourages collaboration in promoting feasible and environmentally safe methods of pest and pathogen control.

IOBC-WPRS fosters research and practical application, organises meetings, symposia, offers training and information, especially of biological methods of control, but also of all methods, including chemicals, within an integrated pest management context. Major activities include development and standardisation of testing methods for effects of pesticides on beneficial species, pest and disease damage assessment, modelling in relation to pest and disease management, and the practical implementation of biological and integrated controls for pests and diseases of particular crops.

http://www.iobc-wprs.org/

The German Scientific Society for Plant Protection and Plant Health r.S. (DPG)

DPG is the largest scientific association in plant protection and plant health in Germany. The Society is membership-based, and its members are mostly professionals within the entire field of phytomedicine.

Here, we define phytomedicine as the science of plant disorders (whether biotic or abiotic), their diagnosis, management and control. Phytomedicine deals with all infectious agents that attack plants, and also covers damage caused to crops by pests, diseases and weeds. Under our definition, we additionally include abiotic disorders such as drought, frost, flooding, poor drainage, nutrient deficiency, salt deposition and other soluble mineral excesses or wind, which may occur naturally or be man made. Other examples of man-made ‘problems’ include soil compaction, pollution of air and soil, salt applications on roads in urban areas, overuse  of pesticides, as well as poor education and poor training of people working with plants.

http://dpg.phytomedizin.org/en/dpg/

The British Society for Plant Pathology (BSPP) was founded in 1981 for the study and advancement of plant pathology. The BSPP welcomes members from all over the world and from all branches of plant pathology. We support the professional interests of plant pathologists worldwide and provide information and communicate with our members via a newsletter, website and annual meeting. We organise regular scientific meetings, edit three international pathology journals and make funds available to members for both travel expenses and short term undergraduate and masters level studentships.

www.bspp.org.uk/

The Institute for International Co-operation (INICOP) is a non-profit organisation. The main aim is to improve and support the worldwide co-operation of single persons and organisations in the field of research, science and technology. INICOP provides a webbased platform which summarises relevant information improving international co-operation. This shall be achieved by the collection of the following data:

• events, conferences, fairs and workshops
• instruments for the funding of international co-operation
• Awards and competitions
• organisations which are interested in the exchange of scientists, students, etc.

http://www.inicop.org/

Open Agriculture is an open access journal from De Gruyter’s Open Access portfolio, publishing original articles reflecting the latest achievements on agro-ecology, soil science, plant science, horticulture, forestry, food science, agricultural economics, agricultural engineering, climate-based agriculture, amelioration and related topics. Its major goal is to spread up-to-date knowledge on Agriculture, along with maintaining the high quality of its published content. The journal accepts submissions of original scientific papers, short communications, review articles and case studies and offers an immediate publication upon completing the publishing process. Open Agriculture is covered by Elsevier – SCOPUS and Clarivate Analytics – Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI).
http://www.openagriculture.com/