Minagro will participate in ABIM 2025 (Annual Biocontrol Industry Meeting), taking place 21–23 October in Basel, Switzerland — the global meeting point for innovation in biological crop protection.
Formulation remains one of the key challenges for biocontrol performance and adoption. Turning promising biological active ingredients into effective, stable, and user-friendly products requires new approaches to formulation design — and this is exactly where Minagro contributes.
This concern is central to the future of the biocontrol industry, which is why ABIM has dedicated a full session to formulation and application technologies. Minagro will play an active role in this discussion, with Coralie Misson, R&D Manager, presenting “Sustainable formulation design: polymer-free ingredients boosting biocontrol impact”, anirman of Minagro, chairing the session and moderating the expert debate.
Session: Formulation and Application Technologies for Biocontrol
Chair: Pierre Ferrand (CPAG consulting and Minagro chairman)
Location: Singapore Room — 21 October, 08:30–10:00
Formulation technology has evolved significantly since the early days of biocontrol, improving efficacy and optimizing how biologicals perform in the field. This workshop will explore how formulation and application technologies can bridge the gap between biological potential and field performance — a crucial step for broader adoption of biocontrol solutions.
Speakers:
During her presentation, Coralie Misson will highlight how polymer-free and bio-based ingredients can help formulators design more sustainable and high-performing products, contributing to the wider adoption of biologicals in crop protection.
Visit the Walloon ecosystem booth, organised by AWEX and Wagralim, where Minagro will exhibit alongside other innovative start-ups from Wallonia’s sustainable chemistry and agri-food sectors.
Our team — Coralie Misson, Charlie Paris, and Arnold de Maere — will be available to discuss how bio-based co-formulants can enhance the performance and stability of biological products while aligning with stricter safety and sustainability standards.