Agrobío, a leader in biological control and biopollination, will be present at Fruit Attraction 2024, which will take place from October 8 to 10 at IFEMA, Madrid. With nearly three decades of experience and a presence in over 45 countries, Agrobío will showcase its latest innovations at stand 9E22 – Hall 9, reaffirming its commitment to sustainable and highly productive agriculture.
Agrobío adquiere la empresa danesa EWH BioProduction ApS, resultado de una estrecha relación comercial que han mantenido por muchos años.
Esta es la primera incorporación al grupo empresarial Agrobío. Referente en polinización natural y control biológico de plagas, marca un importante hito en su expansión internacional y su apuesta por fortalecer su presencia en Europa.
Due to the difficult health emergency situation the world is experiencing, in AGROBIO we follow the guidelines recommended by the authorities to collaborate in the control of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
We are committed to people and the strategic food sector, that is why we have adapted our work processes to protect the health of our employees and customers. We will continue with normal production levels, guaranteeing product availability and continuity of deliveries, always in accordance with the regulations decreed in each territory.
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