Enkhuizen, The Netherlands
September 29, 2020
- Incotec at first online Euroseeds congress 11-13 October
- Virtual booth with films, videos and product information
- Focus on microplastic-free seed treatment
Seed enhancement company Incotec has a booth in the virtual exhibition area of the first Euroseeds online congress on 11-13 October. Seed technology experts provide information and answer questions on innovative solutions including microplastic-free seed coats, which is one of Incotec’s major areas of focus.
Developing new-generation microplastic-free products is part of Mission Zero, Incotec’s sustainability strategy, committing to always look for the most sustainable solutions and fits with the UN SDGs. Bruno Hoeltgebaum, Global Commercial Manager Field Crops: “Expanding our range of microplastic-free products and including film coats for field crops will keep our customers a step ahead of a major regulatory impact when legislation comes into force. We are looking forward to discussing the solutions with other delegates in our virtual booth.”
Make an appointment to talk with an expert from Incotec during the congress by mailing Christina.westplate@incotec.com, or visit the Incotec booth at the virtual congress. The Incotec booth is accessible from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm each day of the congress for delegates to browse through video information and download informative documents.
More about microplastics and seed treatment.
Incotec is a leading international seed enhancement company founded in 1968 and part of the Croda Group. Croda summarises its purpose as ‘Smart Science to Improve Lives’. Incotec contributes significantly to the development of sustainable agriculture worldwide by providing key solutions in the business areas of vegetables and field crops. Incotec provides products and services for seed coating, pelleting, seed enhancement and analytical services for genetic analysis and quality inspection around the world. Incotec is headquartered in the Netherlands and has production facilities in many countries around the world including facilities in the USA, Brazil and China. For more information go to www.incotec.com
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