Media Coverage

April 10, 2026 By Gerhard Uys, for Farmers Weekly A seed treatment delivers nitrogen as soon as root growth starts. System reduces need for synthetic N and answers price, supply and environmental needs, H&T says. Biological treatments that reduce the need for synthetic nitrogen make sense in a world where input prices skyrocket and environmental […]

April 13, 2026 By Sourav Banerjee for Chem Week US microbial products company BioConsortia’s senior vice-president of business development, Sarah Reiter, discusses the firm’s plans in the biologicals sector with S&P Global Energy’s Crop Science team. Crop Science (CS): What have been BioConsortia’s highlights in terms of biological deals in the past year? Will the

As global agriculture searches for solutions that boost productivity while managing climate and input challenges, Latin America has emerged as a dynamic market for plant health products. From biologicals and biostimulants to biofertilizers and microbial seed treatments, adoption across the region is accelerating — driven by grower familiarity, regulatory clarity, and the need for resilient

Sarah Reiter, EVP at BioConsortia, discusses the status of the plant health segment in LATAM, in what markets these products are becoming more prevalent, what the regulatory framework looks like, and where the segment may grow over the next several years.

Policy changes are reshaping the way New Iridium, American Battery Technology, BioConsortia, and Calcarea operate and innovate Since January, the founders of chemistry start-ups have been trying to keep their balance as the ground has shifted beneath their feet. The re-election of Donald J. Trump heralded sweeping changes to science and technology policy in the US.

Dr. Thomas Williams, BioConsortia Inc., examines new seed-borne approaches to optimize seasonal fertilizer performance in cereals and other agricultural crops. To read the full article from the March 2025 issue of World Fertilizer Magazine, please click here for the PDF.

Published Mar 5, 2025 Envu, a global environmental science company aiming to provide solutions that protect and enhance the health of environments around the world, formed a new partnership with BioConsortia, an innovator in microbial crop solutions, to evaluate and develop biological solutions for non-crop applications in the environmental science industry. According to the company,

Amritesh Singh Malhan and Sanjiv Rana talk with BioConsortia’s chief executive officer, Marcus Meadows-Smith, to discuss the company’s plans in the biologicals sector. The interaction forms a part of S&P Global Commodity Insights’ Crop Science Market Reporting’s (CSMR) 2024 Annual Biologicals Review. Open PDF here for full article.