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¿Quién Teme a una Guerra Comercial Mundial?

El sector de semillas enfrenta desafíos por políticas ambientales, conservación de biodiversidad y aranceles comerciales, que podrían influir en la producción, tratamiento y comercio global de semillas.

Long After the Price is Forgotten 

When choosing between low price and high quality, investing in quality pays off with durability, efficiency, and long-term savings that outweigh short-term cost cuts.

CANTERRA SEEDS Acquires Alliance Seed

CANTERRA SEEDS expands its pedigreed seed footprint with the acquisition of Alliance Seed, delivering high-performing varieties like CDC Endure oats and AAC Leroy wheat to farmers across Western Canada.

Revolutionizing Plant Breeding in LATAM

Despite Latin America’s agricultural strength, most plant breeders still rely on Excel for data management, highlighting both opportunity and challenges in modernizing breeding practices.

The Seed World Global Innovation Showdown Results are In!

Determining the results of the 2025 Seed World Global Innovation Showdown wasn’t easy—and that’s exactly how we knew this competition hit the mark. With so many top-level entries pouring in from across the globe, the level of creativity, scientific advancement and practical impact on the seed industry was extraordinary. Choosing winners among so many strong contenders proved to be an incredibly tough task.

Lighting Up Seed Innovation

BioLumic, a 2025 runner-up in the Seed World Global Innovation Showdown, has created a groundbreaking seed trait platform powered by light. Its technology, which activates traits using short, targeted bursts of UV and visible light, is not only transforming how seeds grow — it’s transforming how seed companies think about innovation.

USDA Presses Mexico to Lift Barriers as New World Screwworm Threat Grows

The New World Screwworm emergency comes amid broader tensions between the U.S. and Mexico over agricultural trade. Over the past two years, the countries have clashed over Mexico’s attempts to ban imports of genetically modified (GM) corn for human consumption, a move the U.S. argues violates the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The dispute led to formal consultations under the USMCA framework, and the issue remains unresolved. In addition, concerns have risen around Mexico’s slower-than-expected approvals of biotechnology products, sanitary and phytosanitary measures that U.S. exporters say lack transparency, and enforcement barriers that hinder U.S. agricultural exports ranging from potatoes to dairy products.

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