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Central America, Model Regulatory System for CRISPR Genome Editing in the Agricultural Sector
Agricultural seeds are essential, and with their genetic editing, a universe of opportunities has opened up for new seeds that contribute to the adaptation to climate change, to increase production and to improve food for a better quality of life.
How to adapt agriculture to the increasingly evident climate change
Climate change is a reality, the reason for international discussions led by the United Nations the Paris Agreement, the COP27 Climate Change Conference and documented by the IPCC.
CropLife Latin America: 25 years promoting science and innovation in agriculture
Supporting and promoting science-based regulatory frameworks, the adoption of new agricultural technologies and firmly promoting better agricultural practices have been the pillars of the path traveled for 25 years.
FMC assumes the presidency of the CropLife Latin America Board of Directors
Ronaldo Pereira, president of FMC for the Americas is the new president of the Board of Directors of CropLife Latin America, Juan Pablo Llobet Director of Syngenta for Latin America assumed the vice-presidency.
CropLife Latin America ready to consolidate itself as the only voice of the Industry in the region
This is one of the commitments adopted in the 2023 Convention held in Panama April 17 to 19.
Annual Report 2022
Annual Report 2022 Our commitment to agricultural sustainability: More plastic recovered from the field and more people trained in BPAs
Interview: Political moves threaten to limit the use of ag technology in Latin America
Robert Birkett met with Jose Perdomo, of industry association CropLife Latin America to discuss some off the major issues hitting the crop protection sector in his region the past year.
Partnerships, key for the advancement of CampoLimpio in Central America
The key factors to advance more dynamically in the recovery of empty pesticide containers and contribute to the development of the circular economy in Latin America are partnerships, the active participation of the agricultural chain and legislation that requires a management plan for these residues. This is the vision of José Perdomo, President of CropLife Latin America, the organization that leads the CampoLimpioSM program in the Latin American region.
