Brazil produces more with less. Integrated management is at the center of this shift: bioinputs working in synergy with other technologies to deliver productivity with lower environmental pressure. Bioinputs are one of the pillars of this system: they act in synergy with other field tools, increase management efficiency, and strengthen soil health.
We are the internationalization hub for the Brazilian bioinputs sector, an initiative developed in partnership between CropLife Brasil and ApexBrasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency). We connect Brazilian companies with advanced biological technology to buyers, distributors, and strategic partners around the world.
We are not a product portal, but the bridge between the science that already works in the field and the markets that need it.
Growth above the global average.
CropLife Brasil | CropData
Per year over the last 3 years.
CropLife Brasil | CropData
Treated with bioinputs (2025) — a new record.
CropData | March 2026
To position Brazilian bioinputs to be globally recognized for their quality, scale, and the science that sustains them. renera connects producers with those seeking sustainable and innovative solutions, providing the technical rigor and strategic support this connection requires.
To promote the qualified insertion of Brazilian bioinputs companies into the international market, increasing the sector's competitiveness and global visibility, and positioning Brazil as a reference supplier of nature-based solutions (NbS).
To be the leading connection platform between Brazilian bioinnovation and the global market, consolidating Brazil as a world reference in sustainable production technologies for food, fiber, and energy.
CropLife Brasil is the association that represents agricultural technology companies in Brazil in the fields of germplasm, biotechnology, pesticides, and bioinputs. It advocates for scientific rigor in regulation and works alongside governments and international organizations to ensure that Brazilian agricultural science is recognized on a global scale.
Within the scope of renera, CropLife Brasil acts as the technical coordinator of the hub — connecting companies to market intelligence, regulatory compliance, and institutional representation.
The Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) works to promote Brazilian products and services abroad and attract foreign investment to strategic sectors of the Brazilian economy.
To achieve its objectives, ApexBrasil carries out diverse trade-promotion actions — prospective and trade missions, business rounds, support for participation in major international fairs, and visits by foreign buyers and opinion leaders to experience the Brazilian productive structure — among other platforms that strengthen the Brazil brand.
Where science is traceable, governance is visible, and every result is backed by verifiable data.
renera Ambassador
The science behind Brazilian bioinputs has a name and a trajectory. For more than four decades, Mariangela Hungria researched, tested, and developed in tropical soil what the world seeks today: microbial technologies that increase productivity, reduce costs, and decrease greenhouse-gas emissions. Her work is at the foundation of the silent revolution that transformed Brazilian soybeans into the largest and most sustainable production in the world — without synthetic nitrogen fertilizers, but with bacteria.
By assuming the role of renera ambassador, Mariangela Hungria represents what the hub defends in practice: that field science, made in Brazil for Brazil, has global validity. That bioinputs are not a bet on the future — they are a reality with a history, data, and measurable results.
Senior researcher at Embrapa Soja since 1982. Agronomist with a Master's from ESALQ–USP and a PhD from UFRRJ, with postdoctoral work at Cornell University and UC Davis.
Developed more than 30 soil microbiology technologies over more than 40 years of applied research.
Laureate of the World Food Prize 2025 — often referred to as the “Nobel Prize for Agriculture” — for her role in advancing bioinputs that enabled large-scale soybean production in Brazil without reliance on synthetic nitrogen fertilizers.
Included in the TIME100 Climate 2025 list, among the 100 most influential personalities in the world in climate action.
Ranked among the 100,000 most influential scientists in the world in 2020 and 2025 (Stanford University); top Brazilian position in Plant Science and Agronomy in 2022 and 2025 (Research.com).
Participated in COP30 in Belém, presenting research on the role of bioinputs in low-carbon agriculture.
Source: Embrapa; World Food Prize Foundation; TIME; Research.com.
“Many said that biologicals were an alternative, niche agriculture thing. We showed that it is possible to be sustainable without giving up productivity.”
Mariangela Hungria — Bloomberg Línea, June 2025
“I am certain it will continue to grow because there is no turning back, for several reasons: people want to eat healthier food, farmers want to improve soil health, and these are residue-free products.”
Mariangela Hungria — CropLife Brasil, January 2026
