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Biological Control Industry Overview: Companies & Products DunhamTrimmer LLC Edition 2—May 2012 Biological Control Industry Overview: Companies & Products BIOLOGICAL CONTROL INDUSTRY OVERVIEW: COMPANIES & PRODUCTS Edition 2 May 2012 DunhamTrimmer, LLC announces the release of its second edition of the Biological Control Industry Overview – Companies & Products This extensive more than 2400 page study provides a detailed review of the Companies and Products which make up the biocontrol market, covering more than 23 countries, 120 companies, and 1566 products (797 Bio‐Chemicals; 539 Macro‐ Organisms; 230 Microbials). The companies profiled are the global biological control market leaders with technologies and products including microbials, biochemicals, pheromones and macro‐organisms. Study subscribers will have easy access to critical information on the biocontrol market and will receive updates throughout their 12‐ month subscription. 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William Dunham Mark Trimmer o: +1 973.543.2436 o: +1 608.795.4266 m: +1 973.216.3699 m: +1 608.628.2654 [email protected] [email protected] ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved DunhamTrimmer LLC Edition 2—May 2012 Biological Control Industry Overview: Companies & Products Publication Contents: Report covers the world with exception of India and China. Companies in these countries have a different foundations and focus. Company Profiles include this info: o Address o Key Staff o Commercial Products (Active Ingredient & Trade name) o Recent News Events o Company Overview (Focus, main activities, structure, etc) o Year Founded o Company Type (Private or Public) o Company Background (History) o Research & Development Activities (Own discovery program‐in‐ licensing, etc) o Commercial Activities (Distribution coverage, distribution) o Manufacturing (own facilities, tolling, ete) Product Profiles o Company o Trade name of Product o Active Ingredient o Product Type . BioChemical (Minerals & Others; Organic Acids; PGR’s; Plant Extracts; SemioChemicals; . Macro‐Organism (Insects; Mites; Nematodes) . Microbial (Bacteria; Fungi; Protozoan; Virus; Yeasts) o Product Segment (Insecticide; Fungicide; Herbicide; Nematicide; Molluscicide; Rotenticide; Insect‐Macro organism; Nematode‐Macro Organism; PGR) o Formulation Type (Wettable Powder(WP); Suspension Concentrate (SC) & others) o Concentration (% AI)CG o Key Crops on label o Key pests controlled o Mode of Action o Comment o Registered Countries ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved 1 Biological Control Industry Overview: Companies & Products Edition 2: May 2012 DunhamTrimmer LLC © 2012 DunhamTrimmer LLC, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. This publication contains material protected under International and Federal Copyright Laws and Treaties. Any unauthorized reprint or use of this material is prohibited. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system without express written permission from the author / publisher. DISCLAMER STATEMENT: This document contains information that, at the time of publication and to our best judgement, reflects the situation in the market place. However, markets are constantly changing and this report cannot reflect all those changes. DunhamTrimmer makes a strong effort to provide the most accurate and up to date information in all documents. The information in this document has been taken from as many sources as feasible, including alternate reviews and analysis, in order to improve its accuracy. The interpretation of that data is a subjective process and DunhamTrimmer does not accept any liability related to any loss, damage or other accident arising from the use of information presented in this document. 2 What’s New in Edition 2? Additions and Updates to Edition 2 The 2nd Edition of Biological Control Industry Overview – Companies & Products has been expanded significantly, adding 16 new companies and 450 new products to the report. In addition, nearly 100 recent news events have been added to previously listed companies and existing products have been updated to reflect label expansions and new registrations. See the tables below for details on the numerous changes you will find in Edition 2. The Company Table of Contents now lists the country of the company and the Product Table of contents lists the product trade name, company and AI as well as page numbers. Table of Content page numbers now match up with the Acrobat page numbers. Company Section Changes: COMPANY UPDATES TO EDITION 2 Company Country Update Description AgraQuest, Inc USA Six new recent news events AgroBio S.L. Spain One new recent news event Arysta LifeScience--(See NPP) Japan Two new recent news events Avance Biotechnologies, Chile Chile New Company BASF Crop Protection Germany New Company Becker Underwood, Inc. USA Three new recent news events BioBest Belgium Twenty‐one new recent news events Biogram Chile Chile New Company BioProdex, Inc USA New Company BioWorks, Inc. USA Three new recent news events Certis U.S.A. L.L.C. USA Two new recent news events DSM Netherlands New Company Eden Research plc United Kingdom New Company Envera USA New Company ExoSect Limited United Kingdom Seven new recent news events Futureco Bioscience Spain One new recent news event Goemar Laboratories France One new recent news event IAB, S.L. (Investigaciones y Aplicaciones Biotecnológicas, S.l.) Spain New Company Isagro Italia S.p.A. Italy Four new recent news events ISCA Technologies, Inc USA New Company Koppert B.V. Netherlands Two new recent news events Laverlam International Corporation USA One new recent news event Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc. USA Nine new recent news events 3 What’s New in Edition 2? COMPANY UPDATES TO EDITION 2 (continued) Company Country Update Description Novozym es A/S Denm ark Two new recent news events Pherobank Netherlands New Company Phyllom LLC USA New Company Plant Health Care PLC United Kingdom Five new recent news events Plant Impact plc United Kingdom Four new recent news events SEDQ (Sociedad Española de Desarrollos Químicos, S.L.) Spain New Company Serbios srl Italy New Company Sourcon-Padena GmbH & Co.KG Germany New Company Stockton Agrimor AG Switzerland Two new recent news events Suterra, LLC USA One new recent news event Syngenta AG Switzerland One new recent news event Syngenta Bioline Limited United Kingdom Three new recent news events TyraTech, Inc. USA Five new recent news events Valent Biosciences Corporation USA Six new recent news events Vestaron Corporation USA Three new recent news events Vivagro France New Company WITASEK Pflanzenschutz GmbH Austria New Company Product Section Changes: NEW PRODUCT ADDITIONS TO EDITION 2 BIOCHEMICALS MACRO‐ORGANISMS MICROBIAL Organic Plant Company Minerals Acids PGRs Extract Semiochems Insects Mites Nematodes Bacteria Fungi Protozoan Virus Yeast TOTAL Avance Biotech 2316 BASF 8 8 Biogram Chile 19 10 Bioprodex 11 Bioworks 11 DSM 11 Eden Research 1 1 Envera 11 IAB SL 2215 ISCA Tech 81 81 Pherobank 220 220 SEDQ 37 37 Serbios 66 22117 Sourcon Padena 77 Vivagro 12 3 Witasek 51 51 7 ` 0 13 397 0 0 2 16 13 0 2 0 450 4 Preface Preface DunhamTrimmer LLC wishes to thank you for subscribing to our extensive study, Biological Control Industry Overview: Companies & Products. Through your subscription you will have access to the updates and upgrades for the full 12 months of your subscription. DunhamTrimmer values the confidence you have demonstrated by your purchase and ask that you help us maintain the integrity of this publication by: Accepting the use solely for within your company. The publication can be shared within your company with the purchase of your subscription, but we ask that you do not share parts or the entirety of the publication outside of your company without prior permission from DunhamTrimmer LLC. We want to make this publication meet your needs as best we can, therefore please contact us: If you have further questions in reference to this report or other aspects of the biocontrol industry. If you have suggestions on making improvements for ease of use or additional data we would like to hear from you. THANK-YOU DunhamTrimmer LLC Wm. C. Dunham Mark C. Trimmer, Ph.D. Managing Partner Managing Partner Brittany Smith Editor 5 Table Of Contents Edition 2: May 2012 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL INDUSTRY OVERVIEW COMPANIES & PRODUCTS EDITION 2‐‐MAY 2012 Table of Contents Page Cover Page 1 Copyright/Disclaimer Notices 2 What's New in Edition‐2? 3 Preface 5 Table of Contents 6 Introduction Overview 51 Introduction Companies Section 57 Company Profiles 76 Company Country Page 1,4GROUP, Inc. 77 Ag BioTech Australia Pty Ltd 80 AgBioChem, Inc. 82 AgraQuest, Inc 83 Agrauxine 93 Agri‐Neo Inc. 95 Agrifutur 96 AgriHouse Brands Ltd 98 Agrimar Corporation (Geomar) 101 Agrisense BCS Ltd 102 Agro Logistic Systems, Inc.
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