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The International Seed Federation (ISF) has launched new voluntary guidelines to help seed companies, growers, and suppliers strengthen social rights and ethical practices in seed production. Released at the ISF World Seed Congress 2026, the guidance covers labor rights, health and safety, responsible sourcing, environmental protection, and human rights, aligning with international standards and supporting continuous improvement across the global seed sector.
ISF Launches New Global Guidelines on Social Rights and Ethical Seed Production

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Eco-Hero of the Year Promotes Saving Seed

Alberta Seed Guide Offers New Digital Experience

Discover the Benefits of BASF’s Beneficial Nematodes

How to Stay Ahead of Industry Trends

Alberta Wheat Commission Welcomes New Directors and Regional Representatives

GFO Appeals Court Decision on Seed Treatment Legislation

UN Adopts New Goals to End Poverty and Hunger 

Calling for a Collective Communications Approach

CSGA Exec Brings the Right Stuff

Alberta to Host First Soil Health Summit

Ontario’s Neonic Saga Continues

TPP Expected to Improve Seed Trade

Study Finds Plants Need Active Social Lives to Stay Healthy

Ontario Court Strikes Down Seed Treatment Challenge

KWS and Monsanto Announce Sugarbeet Genetics Development Program

Chairman of Canada Lands Company Named to Board of GroGenesis

Liberals Promise to Defend Supply Management, Invest $100 Million in Ag Research

G3 Canada Limited to Construct New Grain Terminal

Univar Acquires Future Transfer and Bluestar Distribution

Alberta Wheat Commission Welcomes Conclusion of Trans-Pacific Partnership

TPP Agreement Will Increase Canola Exports

BASF Expands UK Biologicals Site

Syngenta Launches Elatus Fungicide for Disease Control in Pulse Crops

Alberta Wheat Commission Announces $970,000 in Research Funding

Soy Canada supports a TPP agreement that improves access for Canadian Soybeans

Canadian Genomics Project Is Leading the Way in Wheat Breeding Innovation

CSTA Leadership: Change Facilitates Opportunity

Feds Appoint Canada Organic Trade Association to Plant Breeders’ Rights Advisory Committee

Education is Key in Launching Roundup Ready Xtend Crop System

Status Egypt: Biotechnology Presents Food for Thought to Encourage Innovation

Status China: Officials Say GMOs are Safe

CSGA Encourages Working Through Change Together

Where’s the GM Alfalfa?

Status Europe: Coalition Presents Food for Thought to Encourage Innovation

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