EBIC’s mission is to ensure
The European Biostimulants Industry Council (EBIC) fosters the role of the biostimulants sector in helping farmers to grow adequate quantities of high quality crops profitably while using resources wisely. To do this, EBIC advocates an operating environment that creates a truly European market for biostimulants and recognises their contribution to sustainable agricultural production, green innovation, economic growth and other societal objectives.
Membership is open to biostimulant producers active in Europe interested in cooperating in areas of common interest.
EBIC is an Affiliate Member of the International Fertilizer Association (IFA).
The secretariat of the European Biostimulants Industry Council (EBIC) is provided by Prospero & Partners, an independent consultancy that works at the interface between technological innovation, public policy, stakeholder relations and organizational development. Prospero applies this human-centered approach to spaces such as:
• Bio-based innovation • Food and agriculture • Healthcare and well-being • Environmental security and sustainability • Energy and climate.
The European Biostimulants Industry Council (EBIC) fosters the role of the biostimulants sector in helping farmers to grow adequate quantities of high quality crops profitably while using resources wisely. To do this, EBIC advocates an operating environment that creates a truly European market for biostimulants and recognises their contribution to sustainable agricultural production, green innovation, economic growth and other societal objectives.
Membership is open to biostimulant producers active in Europe interested in cooperating in areas of common interest.
The secretariat of the European Biostimulants Industry Council (EBIC) is provided by Prospero & Partners, an independent consultancy that works at the interface between technological innovation, public policy, stakeholder relations and organizational development. Prospero applies this human-centered approach to spaces such as:
• Bio-based innovation • Food and agriculture • Healthcare and well-being • Environmental security and sustainability • Energy and climate.
