Experts call for coordinated regulation on production, trade and use of bio-inputs in Mexico and Latin America for agricultural production

Published 2020년 8월 7일

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The Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), in collaboration with CIRAD and REDPPAL, has convened a virtual conference to promote the use of bio-inputs in agriculture. The conference aims to foster regional unification in criteria for bio-inputs, which are crucial for enhancing trade, boosting productivity, and reducing production costs. Bio-inputs, a key aspect of the bioeconomy, can replace traditional, polluting production models with more sustainable and profitable practices. However, the complexity of regulations across countries needs to be simplified to facilitate wider adoption. The conference will delve into the benefits, regulatory frameworks, and future perspectives of bio-inputs in the Americas and Mexico, highlighting their potential to transform agriculture towards a more sustainable and profitable future.

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IICA PRESS RELEASE. Mexico Office. They highlight the economic potential of the use of bio-inputs in the production of healthy and safe food. MEXICO CITY. It is necessary for countries to improve their agricultural production models, work on their regulatory systems and public policies on the production, trade and use of bio-inputs and to unify criteria at the regional level to trigger this process and its use, since it facilitates trade, improves productivity in plots, makes it more sustainable and reduces production costs, specialists agreed. In the virtual conference "Bio-inputs for agricultural use in Mexico: experiences, regulations and perspectives in Latin America", institutions, academics, producers, and promoters of the responsible use of new technologies for agricultural use, highlighted the need to improve the models of current production that are costly and polluting. The Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) promotes, together with ...

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