Brazilian Bioinputs Hub
Embassy of Brazil in Buenos Aires · August 25–26, 2026
Brazil & Argentina Mission on Bioinputs
Brazil has established itself as one of the world’s leading hubs for innovation in tropical agriculture. In recent years, the continued growth in the adoption of bioinputs in the field (row crops, fruits and vegetables, among others) has demonstrated the country’s ability to develop and scale nature-based solutions that combine productivity, sustainability, and international competitiveness.
In this context, renera – Brazilian Bioinputs Hub was created as an initiative developed by CropLife Brasil in partnership with the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), with the aim of positioning Brazil as a global reference in bioinputs, promoting the internationalization of Brazilian solutions, and expanding opportunities for exports and strategic partnerships.
The initiative also seeks to strengthen scientific and regulatory cooperation between countries while connecting science, the productive sector, markets, and public policies to drive sustainable innovation in agriculture.
Overview: Argentina
Argentina stands out as a strategic market for the advancement of bioinputs. Driven by the pursuit of greater productivity, sustainability, and adaptation to global environmental requirements, the sector is experiencing steady growth, with an average projected growth rate of 5.9% per year through 2030.
As one of Latin America’s leading agricultural hubs, the country brings together a relevant ecosystem of companies, distributors, research centers, and producers interested in sustainable solutions. Currently, the adoption of bioinputs is still primarily concentrated on microbial inoculants for soybean cultivation, revealing significant potential for diversification into other crops. At the same time, Argentina is advancing the development of new legislation for the sector, including a redefinition of the concept of biosolutions.
In this context, holding an event at the Embassy of Brazil in Buenos Aires aims to strengthen bilateral dialogue and explore opportunities for scientific, regulatory, and commercial cooperation in bioinputs, bringing the agricultural innovation ecosystems of both countries closer together.
Technical Seminar: Brazil–Argentina Dialogue on Bioinputs
Welcome Coffee e credenciamento
Institutional opening
O cenário geopolítico, a agricultura do Cone Sul e os bioinsumos.
Panel 01 – Geopolitical context and the bioinputs market
EU–Mercosur Agreement and the demand for more sustainable products
Bioinputs in the Americas: innovation, sustainability, and regional integration
Topic: Global bioinputs market, the Brazilian experience, and the bioinputs market in Argentina
Coffee Break
Panel 02 – Quality, regulation, and innovation: the foundations of a strategic sector
Regulatory framework and instruments to incentivize innovation
Public policies and regulatory innovation – the Brazilian experience
The importance of quality in biological products
The role of biological products in agriculture’s sustainable transition
Good practices developed in the Province of Buenos Aires
Business Session: Brazilian Bioinputs Solutions Koppert Ekoa
Koppert
Ekoa
Closing and invitation to lunch
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