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CropLife Europe, aisbl
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CropLife Europe, aisbl, is a Brussels-headquartered, membership-based industry association (registered as an Association Internationale Sans But Lucratif under Belgian law) representing the European crop protection sector. It is funded through member subscriptions drawn from global crop protection companies, SMEs, and national associations, and its mandate covers conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital and precision agriculture. The organization was formerly the European Crop Protection Association (ECPA) and was rebranded to CropLife Europe in January 2021 to reflect this broader "Farmers' Toolbox" scope.

Its core offerings are organized around four member-defined solution categories — conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital and precision agriculture — alongside an internal advocacy and policy-shaping function targeting EU institutions. In April 2024, CropLife Europe launched AgriGuide, a digital platform that delivers up-to-date authorized label information for pesticides and biopesticides to support digital labels and precision-farming decision-making. The organization has also made six 2030 Commitments spanning €10 billion in precision/digital innovation investment, €4 billion in biopesticide innovation, a 75% plastic container collection rate by 2025, training 1 million farmers and advisors, and 100% Closed Transfer System availability by 2030.

The business model is non-commercial: there are no product sales or publicly disclosed prices; revenue is derived exclusively from recurring membership fees paid by member companies and national associations. Go-to-market is community-led, centered on policy advocacy, coalition-building with entities such as COPA-COGECA and Euroseeds, and public affairs work directed at the European Commission, European Parliament, and the European Board for Agriculture and Food. End-beneficiaries of its training and stewardship programs are EU farmers and agricultural advisors, who are not direct paying customers.

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CropLife Europe is a Brussels-based, membership-funded industry association (aisbl) representing European crop protection companies across conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital/precision agriculture. It advocates for science-based regulation with EU institutions and runs the AgriGuide digital label platform for farmers.

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HeadquartersBrussels, Belgium
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Serves global market

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crop protection industry, agricultural policy advocacy, plant biotechnology representation, biopesticides industry association, digital agriculture platform
Industry5 codes
1Sustainable Agriculture, Food Systems & Land Management
CodeBPADALAGPrimaryYes
2Crop Protection Chemicals (Herbicides/Insecticides/Fungicides)
CodeIMAEAEAIPrimaryNo
3Biologicals Regulatory, Testing & Quality Assurance Services
CodeAFABAEAOPrimaryNo
4Circular Economy & Resource Efficiency
CodeBPADALAMPrimaryNo
5Agriculture, Fisheries & Food Administration
CodeBPAIAAAOPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities926140
  • Pesticide, Fertilizer, and Other Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing3253
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  • Agricultural Chemicals2870
  • Agricultural Services700
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Industry Association / Trade Association Services
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CropLife Europe operates as a membership organization representing the crop protection industry in Europe. The organization is funded through membership fees from global companies, SMEs, and national associations operating in conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital and precision agriculture.

croplifeeurope.eu
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1AgriGuide
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A digital platform providing farmers with instant access to up-to-date, authorised label information for pesticides and biopesticides in a simple and usable format

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CropLife Europe is a Brussels-based industry association that advocates for the European crop protection sector. It represents member companies across conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital and precision agriculture, providing policy advocacy, coalition-building, training programs, and the AgriGuide digital platform that delivers authorized pesticide label data to farmers. The organization also drives EU-wide commitments including €14 billion in R&D investment, 75% container collection, and Closed Transfer Systems rollout by 2030.

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  • €14 billion total R&D investment commitments by 2030 (€10B digital/precision + €4B biopesticides)
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CropLife Europe operates as an advocacy organization representing the crop protection sector, offering a comprehensive Farmers' Toolbox that includes Conventional Pesticides, Biopesticides, Plant Biotechnology, and Digital and Precision Agriculture solutions. The organization also provides AgriGuide, a digital platform that delivers real-time authorized label information to farmers. The portfolio emphasizes complementary solutions across conventional and biological approaches, with additional focus on safety technologies like Closed Transfer Systems.

Product and service6 records
1AgriGuide
CategoryDigital Agriculture Platform
Description

Digital platform that delivers up-to-date, authorized pesticide and biopesticide label information to farmers in a simple format, supporting digital labels and precision farming decisions.

2Conventional Pesticides (Farmers' Toolbox category)
CategoryCrop Protection Solutions
Description

Category within CropLife Europe's Farmers' Toolbox representing traditional chemical-based crop protection solutions that help maintain agricultural productivity.

3Biopesticides (Farmers' Toolbox category)
CategoryCrop Protection Solutions
Description

Category within CropLife Europe's Farmers' Toolbox representing biological-based crop protection solutions offered as complementary alternatives to conventional pesticides.

4Plant Biotechnology (Farmers' Toolbox category)
CategoryPlant Breeding Innovation
Description

Category within CropLife Europe's Farmers' Toolbox encompassing plant breeding innovations including New Genomic Techniques (NGTs) for developing improved crop varieties.

5Digital and Precision Agriculture (Farmers' Toolbox category)
CategoryDigital and Precision Agriculture
Description

Category within CropLife Europe's Farmers' Toolbox covering digital technologies and precision farming tools for smarter agricultural decision-making.

6Closed Transfer Systems (CTS)
CategoryOperator Safety Technology
Description

Technologies that allow liquid crop protection products to pass directly from the original container into application equipment, reducing operator exposure and improving safety, with a 2030 commitment to make CTS available to 100% of European farmers and operators.

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Partnership8 partners
130 Agri-Food Organizations Coalition
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-17
Description

A coalition of 30 European agri-food value chain organizations that jointly welcomed the adoption of the NGT Regulation, working together on shared policy objectives for sustainable agriculture and food systems innovation.

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Coalition partner in advocacy for EU agricultural policy. CropLife Europe works with COPA-COGECA on shared positions regarding NGT regulation, sustainable agriculture, and regulatory simplification.

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Coalition partner advocating for plant breeding innovation in Europe. Collaborated on NGT Regulation adoption and science-based policy frameworks.

4EU Pact for Skills
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CropLife Europe joined the EU Pact for Skills in February 2024, supporting skills development in the agricultural sector across Europe.

croplifeeurope.eu
5European Board for Agriculture and Food (EBAF)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CropLife Europe was selected as part of the European Board for Agriculture and Food, contributing to strategic dialogue on the future of EU agriculture.

croplifeeurope.eu
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Ongoing engagement with the European Commission on policy matters including Food & Feed Safety Omnibus, NGT Regulation, Farm to Fork Strategy, and EU Green Deal objectives.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Engagement with Members of European Parliament on crop protection policy, regulatory simplification, and innovation-friendly legislation.

8Antwerp Declaration Signatories
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CropLife Europe signed the Antwerp Declaration, joining cross-sectoral industries calling for an innovation-friendly regulatory environment in Europe.

croplifeeurope.eu
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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

European biotechnology industry association covering agricultural and industrial biotech; peer in EU policy advocacy with overlapping plant biotechnology interests and similar Brussels-based association model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

European animal health industry association; structurally equivalent Brussels-based trade body, addressing parallel regulatory, sustainability, and innovation advocacy challenges in an adjacent ag-input sector.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The global federation of CropLife regional associations; CropLife Europe is a direct regional member-association peer operating at the EU level with the same crop protection mandate.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US crop protection industry association; structurally identical to CropLife Europe — same membership model, same advocacy focus, same pesticide/biopesticide/digital scope.

TypeRegional player
Description

Regional crop protection trade association covering Asia; serves the same global member companies as CropLife Europe and operates the same advocacy/policy model across Asian jurisdictions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The united voice of European farmers and agri-cooperatives; coalition partner with CropLife Europe on EU agricultural policy, NGT Regulation, and sustainability frameworks.

TypeDirect peer
Description

European seed and plant breeding trade association; coalition partner with CropLife Europe on NGT Regulation and overlapping on plant biotechnology advocacy.

8European Crop Protection Association (ECPA)
TypeOthers
Description

CropLife Europe's own previous brand (rebranded 2021); included only as historical reference and is no longer an operating entity.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

European fertilizer industry association; adjacent peer serving a complementary agricultural input sector with the same Brussels advocacy, sustainability commitment, and EU policy engagement model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

European association focused on biocontrol and biopesticides; overlaps with CropLife Europe's biopesticide advocacy but represents a more specialized, faster-growing segment of the same value chain.

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CropLife Europe

Industry Association / Trade Association Servicescroplifeeurope.eu

CropLife Europe is a Brussels-based, membership-funded industry association (aisbl) representing European crop protection companies across conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital/precision agriculture. It advocates for science-based regulation with EU institutions and runs the AgriGuide digital label platform for farmers.

What CropLife Europe does

CropLife Europe, aisbl, is a Brussels-headquartered, membership-based industry association (registered as an Association Internationale Sans But Lucratif under Belgian law) representing the European crop protection sector. It is funded through member subscriptions drawn from global crop protection companies, SMEs, and national associations, and its mandate covers conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital and precision agriculture. The organization was formerly the European Crop Protection Association (ECPA) and was rebranded to CropLife Europe in January 2021 to reflect this broader "Farmers' Toolbox" scope.

Its core offerings are organized around four member-defined solution categories — conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital and precision agriculture — alongside an internal advocacy and policy-shaping function targeting EU institutions. In April 2024, CropLife Europe launched AgriGuide, a digital platform that delivers up-to-date authorized label information for pesticides and biopesticides to support digital labels and precision-farming decision-making. The organization has also made six 2030 Commitments spanning €10 billion in precision/digital innovation investment, €4 billion in biopesticide innovation, a 75% plastic container collection rate by 2025, training 1 million farmers and advisors, and 100% Closed Transfer System availability by 2030.

The business model is non-commercial: there are no product sales or publicly disclosed prices; revenue is derived exclusively from recurring membership fees paid by member companies and national associations. Go-to-market is community-led, centered on policy advocacy, coalition-building with entities such as COPA-COGECA and Euroseeds, and public affairs work directed at the European Commission, European Parliament, and the European Board for Agriculture and Food. End-beneficiaries of its training and stewardship programs are EU farmers and agricultural advisors, who are not direct paying customers.

CropLife Europe firmographics

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Name
CropLife Europe
Legal name
CropLife Europe, aisbl
Website
https://croplifeeurope.eu
Company type
Private
Founded year
2021
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
CropLife Europe is a Brussels-based, membership-funded industry association (aisbl) representing European crop protection companies across conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital/precision agriculture. It advocates for science-based regulation with EU institutions and runs the AgriGuide digital label platform for farmers.
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CropLife Europe industry classification

Industry
Product category
Industry Association / Trade Association Services
NAICS
Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities (926140), Pesticide, Fertilizer, and Other Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing (3253)
SIC
Agricultural Chemicals (2870), Agricultural Services (700)
akta.pro primary industry
Sustainable Agriculture, Food Systems & Land Management (BPADALAG)
akta.pro secondary industries
Crop Protection Chemicals (Herbicides/Insecticides/Fungicides) (IMAEAEAI), Biologicals Regulatory, Testing & Quality Assurance Services (AFABAEAO), Circular Economy & Resource Efficiency (BPADALAM), Agriculture, Fisheries & Food Administration (BPAIAAAO)

Keywords

  • Crop protection industry
  • Agricultural policy advocacy
  • Plant biotechnology representation
  • Biopesticides industry association
  • Digital agriculture platform

Where CropLife Europe is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Brussels
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Belgium
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

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CropLife Europe business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership fees: CropLife Europe operates as a membership organization representing the crop protection industry in Europe. The organization is funded through membership fees from global companies, SMEs, and national associations operating in conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital and precision agriculture.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels7 records

CropLife Europe product offering

Product offering

Core offering

CropLife Europe is a Brussels-based industry association that advocates for the European crop protection sector. It represents member companies across conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital and precision agriculture, providing policy advocacy, coalition-building, training programs, and the AgriGuide digital platform that delivers authorized pesticide label data to farmers. The organization also drives EU-wide commitments including €14 billion in R&D investment, 75% container collection, and Closed Transfer Systems rollout by 2030.

Product overview

CropLife Europe operates as an advocacy organization representing the crop protection sector, offering a comprehensive Farmers' Toolbox that includes Conventional Pesticides, Biopesticides, Plant Biotechnology, and Digital and Precision Agriculture solutions. The organization also provides AgriGuide, a digital platform that delivers real-time authorized label information to farmers. The portfolio emphasizes complementary solutions across conventional and biological approaches, with additional focus on safety technologies like Closed Transfer Systems.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • AgriGuide: A digital platform providing farmers with instant access to up-to-date, authorised label information for pesticides and biopesticides in a simple and usable format
  • Farmers' Toolbox

Products and services

  • AgriGuide Digital platform that delivers up-to-date, authorized pesticide and biopesticide label information to farmers in a simple format, supporting digital labels and precision farming decisions.
  • Conventional Pesticides (Farmers' Toolbox category) Category within CropLife Europe's Farmers' Toolbox representing traditional chemical-based crop protection solutions that help maintain agricultural productivity.
  • Biopesticides (Farmers' Toolbox category) Category within CropLife Europe's Farmers' Toolbox representing biological-based crop protection solutions offered as complementary alternatives to conventional pesticides.
  • Plant Biotechnology (Farmers' Toolbox category) Category within CropLife Europe's Farmers' Toolbox encompassing plant breeding innovations including New Genomic Techniques (NGTs) for developing improved crop varieties.
  • Digital and Precision Agriculture (Farmers' Toolbox category) Category within CropLife Europe's Farmers' Toolbox covering digital technologies and precision farming tools for smarter agricultural decision-making.
  • Closed Transfer Systems (CTS) Technologies that allow liquid crop protection products to pass directly from the original container into application equipment, reducing operator exposure and improving safety, with a 2030 commitment to make CTS available to 100% of European farmers and operators.

Quantifiable outcome

  • €14 billion total R&D investment commitments by 2030 (€10B digital/precision + €4B biopesticides)
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use CropLife Europe

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

CropLife Europe technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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CropLife Europe partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • 30 Agri-Food Organizations CoalitioncoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 17 June 2026A coalition of 30 European agri-food value chain organizations that jointly welcomed the adoption of the NGT Regulation, working together on shared policy objectives for sustainable agriculture and food systems innovation.
  • COPA-COGECAcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCoalition partner in advocacy for EU agricultural policy. CropLife Europe works with COPA-COGECA on shared positions regarding NGT regulation, sustainable agriculture, and regulatory simplification.
  • EuroseedscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCoalition partner advocating for plant breeding innovation in Europe. Collaborated on NGT Regulation adoption and science-based policy frameworks.
  • EU Pact for SkillsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCropLife Europe joined the EU Pact for Skills in February 2024, supporting skills development in the agricultural sector across Europe.
  • European Board for Agriculture and Food (EBAF)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCropLife Europe was selected as part of the European Board for Agriculture and Food, contributing to strategic dialogue on the future of EU agriculture.
  • European CommissioncoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOngoing engagement with the European Commission on policy matters including Food & Feed Safety Omnibus, NGT Regulation, Farm to Fork Strategy, and EU Green Deal objectives.
  • European ParliamentcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerEngagement with Members of European Parliament on crop protection policy, regulatory simplification, and innovation-friendly legislation.
  • Antwerp Declaration SignatoriesminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCropLife Europe signed the Antwerp Declaration, joining cross-sectoral industries calling for an innovation-friendly regulatory environment in Europe.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

CropLife Europe competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • EuropaBio: European biotechnology industry association covering agricultural and industrial biotech; peer in EU policy advocacy with overlapping plant biotechnology interests and similar Brussels-based association model.
  • AnimalHealthEurope: European animal health industry association; structurally equivalent Brussels-based trade body, addressing parallel regulatory, sustainability, and innovation advocacy challenges in an adjacent ag-input sector.
  • CropLife International: The global federation of CropLife regional associations; CropLife Europe is a direct regional member-association peer operating at the EU level with the same crop protection mandate.
  • CropLife America: US crop protection industry association; structurally identical to CropLife Europe — same membership model, same advocacy focus, same pesticide/biopesticide/digital scope.
  • COPA-COGECA: The united voice of European farmers and agri-cooperatives; coalition partner with CropLife Europe on EU agricultural policy, NGT Regulation, and sustainability frameworks.
  • Euroseeds: European seed and plant breeding trade association; coalition partner with CropLife Europe on NGT Regulation and overlapping on plant biotechnology advocacy.

Regional players

  • CropLife Asia: Regional crop protection trade association covering Asia; serves the same global member companies as CropLife Europe and operates the same advocacy/policy model across Asian jurisdictions.

Others

  • European Crop Protection Association (ECPA): CropLife Europe's own previous brand (rebranded 2021); included only as historical reference and is no longer an operating entity.

Broad incumbents

  • Fertilizers Europe: European fertilizer industry association; adjacent peer serving a complementary agricultural input sector with the same Brussels advocacy, sustainability commitment, and EU policy engagement model.

Emerging players

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

CropLife Europe social profiles

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CropLife Europe leadership team

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Profiles4 records

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CropLife Europe M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about CropLife Europe

What does CropLife Europe do?

CropLife Europe is a Brussels-based industry association that advocates for the European crop protection sector. It represents member companies across conventional pesticides, biopesticides, plant biotechnology, and digital and precision agriculture, providing policy advocacy, coalition-building, training programs, and the AgriGuide digital platform that delivers authorized pesticide label data to farmers. The organization also drives EU-wide commitments including €14 billion in R&D investment, 75% container collection, and Closed Transfer Systems rollout by 2030.

Is CropLife Europe a public or private company?

CropLife Europe is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was CropLife Europe founded?

CropLife Europe was founded in 2021. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is CropLife Europe based?

CropLife Europe is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, in the Europe region.

How does CropLife Europe make money?

One revenue line is on record: membership fees.

Who are CropLife Europe's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are EuropaBio, AnimalHealthEurope, CropLife International, CropLife America, COPA-COGECA and Euroseeds. CropLife Asia is listed as a regional player. European Crop Protection Association (ECPA) is listed as an others. Fertilizers Europe is listed as a broad incumbent. IBMA (International Biocontrol Manufacturers Association) is listed as an emerging player.

Does CropLife Europe have an API?

No public API is recorded for CropLife Europe.

What industry is CropLife Europe in?

CropLife Europe's product category is Industry Association / Trade Association Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPADALAG, Sustainable Agriculture, Food Systems & Land Management, with a secondary code of IMAEAEAI, Crop Protection Chemicals (Herbicides/Insecticides/Fungicides). Its NAICS code is 926140 and its SIC code is 2870.

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BioProcess InternationalEU Biotech Act I targets health innovation and investment boostThe European Commission proposed Biotech Act I in December 2025 to simplify clinical trial approvals, strengthen EU biomanufacturing capacity, and mobilize €10 billion in investment through a partnership with the European Investment Bank Group. The regulation addresses a widening gap between the EU and competitors—the US attracted €219 billion in health biotech venture capital versus €25 billion for EU firms between 2015 and mid-2025, and EU clinical trial approvals average 113 days compared to 60 days in China and the US. Almost 40 European industry organizations, including EuropaBio, EFPIA, CropLife Europe, and the Bio-based Industries Consortium, have signed a joint statement calling for a second act covering industrial biomanufacturing, with a formal Commission proposal expected no earlier than 2027.EuractivFive years on: Europe’s next chapter in crop protectionCropLife Europe marks its five-year anniversary with a policy advocacy piece calling for modernised EU regulatory processes in crop protection. The organization has committed €10 billion for precision and digital technologies, €4 billion for biopesticides, and training for one million advisers and farmers by 2030. The author argues the European Commission's Food and Feed Safety Simplification Package represents a timely opportunity to streamline procedures without weakening safety standards, while warning that inconsistent implementation across member states is steadily narrowing farmer toolboxes.Seed WorldCropLife Europe Calls for Faster, Science-Based EU Approval ProcessesCropLife Europe called on the European Commission to use its Food and Feed Safety Omnibus legislative update to modernize and accelerate approval processes for crop protection products, warning that over the past six years no new conventional active substances have been approved while the crop protection toolbox has shrunk by more than eighty substances. The organization welcomed the Omnibus as a positive first step toward replacing regulatory bottlenecks with science-based processes, but stressed that simplification must apply across both biological and conventional solutions. Director General Olivier de Matos stated that expecting more from farmers with fewer tools is not viable and called for smarter approvals and predictable timelines.Ibma-GlobalIBMA-GLOBALThe page outlines IBMA's partnerships with stakeholders in Brussels and globally, including BPG, Copa-Cogeca, CropLife Europe, Greenpeace, IFOAM EU, IOBC-WPRS and PAN Europe. It notes IBMA's membership in BPG, formed in fall 2014 and renamed in 2015, and a 2018-2025 collaboration roadmap with Copa-Cogeca.CroplifeeuropeInvestment in crop protection innovations is an opportunity for EuropeCropLife Europe's director general, Olivier de Matos, argues that private and public sectors must align to unlock innovation in European agriculture, citing climate change, biodiversity loss and invasive species. The industry has invested €3.9bn in precision and digital technologies, with €10bn targeted by 2030 and €4bn in biopesticides. He calls for EU regulatory reform, noting a new biopesticide can take up to seven years to reach farmers.Deutsche WelleLobbies undermine EU's green farming planA joint investigation by Lighthouse Reports, DW, and other media outlets reveals that powerful agribusiness lobbies, including Copa-Cogeca, CropLife Europe, and the Grain Club, are actively campaigning against the EU's Farm to Fork strategy, which aims to reduce pesticide use, cut agricultural emissions by 20%, and create a more sustainable food system. The investigation highlights a deep rift within the farming community, as small-scale farmers across Italy, Poland, Belgium, and the Netherlands largely support sustainable farming practices but feel misrepresented by large lobby organizations that claim to defend their interests while pushing policies favoring industrial agriculture. The lobbies have commissioned studies from universities like Kiel and Wageningen, sponsored media events on platforms like Euractiv, and sought to eliminate specific environmental targets, while proponents argue the strategy could improve farmer incomes despite short-term production decreases and potential price increases.