Key Takeaways
- Bioceres Crop Solutions and its subsidiary ProFarm Group have received U.S. EPA registration for Rinotec, an insecticide and nematicide platform.
- Rinotec is exempt from residue tolerance requirements, indicating negligible risk to human health and non-target organisms.
- The product has already been approved for commercialization in Brazil, expanding its market presence in two major agricultural economies.
- Rinotec’s metabolite-based approach allows for lower doses while maintaining pesticide efficacy, making it suitable for both row and specialty crops.
- Bioceres aims to advance its regulatory and commercial strategy, offering safer and more sustainable crop protection solutions.
Bioceres Crop Solutions Expands Biological Pest Control with Rinotec
U.S. EPA Registration Achieved for New Insecticide and Nematicide
Bioceres Crop Solutions (NASDAQ: BIOX) along with its subsidiary ProFarm Group, has announced that its Rinotec insecticide and nematicide platform has received federal registration from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Rinotec’s EPA approval highlights its low-risk profile, as it is exempt from residue tolerance requirements, meaning that the EPA does not consider it a risk to human health or non-target organisms.
“The Rinotec platform is unique in its metabolite-based approach to biologicals, enabling substantial dose reductions while maintaining the efficiency and consistency of synthetic chemical pesticides. This makes it an ideal solution for row and specialty crops alike.” — Milen Marinov, Chief Commercial Officer, Bioceres Crop Solutions
This regulatory milestone positions Bioceres to expand its biological pest control offerings to growers seeking alternative solutions that reduce dependency on traditional synthetic pesticides.
Bioceres Expands Market Presence in the U.S. and Brazil
Regulatory Approvals Strengthen Commercial Strategy
With Rinotec already approved in Brazil, the U.S. EPA registration provides Bioceres Crop Solutions with access to two of the world’s largest agricultural economies. These approvals underscore:
- Rinotec’s strong efficacy profile, offering farmers a biological alternative to conventional pest management.
- Growing demand for sustainable agricultural inputs, as regulators recognize low-risk biological solutions.
- A strategic opportunity for Bioceres to expand its presence in key markets.
“The EPA’s approval marks a key milestone in our efforts to bring transformative innovation to growers and the agriculture market.” — Milen Marinov, Chief Commercial Officer, Bioceres Crop Solutions
By securing regulatory clearance in both markets, Bioceres is well-positioned to broaden adoption and further its commercialization efforts for Rinotec.
Innovative Metabolite-Based Approach to Pest Control
Reducing Chemical Use While Maintaining Effectiveness
Rinotec is designed to enhance pest control efficacy while reducing reliance on traditional chemical pesticides. Key benefits include:
- Metabolite-based formulation, allowing for lower application doses while maintaining effectiveness.
- Targeted pest control for both row and specialty crops, ensuring broad applicability.
- Sustainable alternative to synthetic pesticides, supporting environmental stewardship and crop productivity.
“We are thrilled to achieve this important regulatory milestone for our new generation crop protection product.” — Federico Trucco, CEO, Bioceres Crop Solutions
Bioceres Crop Solutions and the Future of Sustainable Pest Management
Developing Biological Solutions for Agricultural Productivity
As Bioceres Crop Solutions continues to develop its crop protection portfolio, the company remains focused on:
- Expanding the availability of biological alternatives in global markets.
- Providing solutions that align with sustainability and regulatory requirements.
- Supporting growers with products designed for both efficiency and environmental considerations.
“By equipping farmers with safer, more sustainable pest management solutions, we’re driving meaningful progress toward a more resilient global food system while maintaining robust productivity and environmental stewardship.” — Federico Trucco, CEO, Bioceres Crop Solutions
