PARIS, September 26, 2024 – Together with Shandong Provincial Agricultural Materials Association, REACH24H Consulting Group, the International Biocontrol Manufacturers Association (IBMA), and France Biocontrole jointly organized a seminar in Paris on 23 September 2024, bringing together an agrochemical company delegation with European industry leaders for productive exchange and collaboration.

The seminar focused on in-depth discussions surrounding the latest regulatory developments, technological innovations, and future trends in the European biopesticide market. This seminar provided enterprises with key insights to refine their strategies and strengthen their positioning in the European market.

Focusing on Global Biocontrol Development

Under \”Seminar EU-China on Biocontrol Development,\” Nancy Shen, a senior technical expert from REACH24H, delivered a keynote speech titled \”Trends of Biocontrols and Regulatory Framework in China.\” Taking a global perspective, she analyzed the biopesticide markets in China, the U.S., and beyond. Shen highlighted the impressive growth of the Chinese biopesticide market, which increased from 6 billion RMB in 2018 to 15.03 billion RMB in 2022, achieving a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 28.51%. She projected that the market would continue to expand rapidly, driven by supportive government policies and rising demand.

Shen also discussed China’s regulatory efforts to promote biopesticide development, outlining policies related to biochemical, microbial, and plant-based pesticides. She elaborated on the regulatory frameworks, including data exemptions and compliance processes, while emphasizing the crucial role of innovation in enhancing the biopesticide industry. In conclusion, she highlighted that as technology advances and the market continues to evolve, China\’s diverse and effective biopesticides will be essential for supporting sustainable agriculture and ensuring food safety.

BioControl Technology Updates in Europe

Niamh Holland-Essoh, Communications Manager at IBMA, discussed the current trends and advancements in the European biocontrol market. She highlighted the important role biocontrol plays in promoting sustainable farming and protecting the environment. Niamh explained how new technologies, like precision agriculture and pest monitoring systems, are making pest management more efficient. She also emphasized that, as market demands and regulations change, companies need to stay flexible, focus on innovation, and improve product quality to meet future challenges and support the growth of the biocontrol industry.

Bridging Global Communications

Alain Querrioux, President of the France Biocontrole, warmly welcomed the Chinese agrochemical companies. He encouraged more international cooperation and dialogue, urging companies worldwide to work together to promote innovation and the use of biocontrol solutions for a sustainable future in agriculture.

The seminar served as a bridge for international exchange, offering participants valuable insights into global market dynamics and industry trends. It highlighted the rapid growth of the biopesticide industries in both Europe and China while providing an opportunity to learn more about IBMA’s role and explore potential collaborations in the European market.

About REACH24H
REACH24H Consulting Group is a leading provider of global regulatory compliance and market access services. With expertise spanning chemicals, cosmetics, food, agrochemicals, etc., REACH24H offers tailored solutions to help companies navigate complex regulatory environments and unlock growth opportunities worldwide.

About IBMA
The International Biocontrol Manufacturers Association (IBMA) is a global trade association representing manufacturers of biopesticides and other biocontrol products. It is the voice of the Biocontrol technologies industry and represents all its members to promote them and bring to the market via proportionate regulation these green innovative and effective technologies for sustainable agriculture, allowing the farmers to grow healthy, productive, and profitable crops. Learn More