Collaborative Networks Driving Regulatory Transformation in Latin America
MSD’s Leonardo Semprun, writing in the June 2025 edition of DIA’s Global Forum magazine, reflects on some of the key lessons from the Latin America Town Hall at DIA Europe…
Bioceres is an Argentina-based firm that manages investments in agricultural biotechnology and related sciences. It was founded in December 2001 by 23 farmers and is now owned by more than 270 shareholders, most of them innovative farmers but also coops and different actors from the agro-industrial sector. Every year, Bioceres shareholders plant about 2.5 million hectares in different regions of Latin America.
Since its beginnings, Bioceres has been a bridge between the scientific community and the agricultural production sector, fostering public-private associations and the development of collaborative networks.
Bioceres is a firm open to new shareholders with a shared dream-developing new technologies that help us use natural resources in a more efficient way while increasing and stabilizing the productivity of ecosystems.
Bioceres goes from genes to seeds, linking the laboratory to the field, adding value in every stage, and building and strengthening public-private partnerships.
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