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FMC Boosts Presence In Crop Biologics
by Michael McCoy
October 14, 2013
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 91, Issue 41
FMC Corp. has struck two deals to increase its role in the biological crop protection market. The specialty chemical company has acquired the Center for Agricultural & Environmental Biosolutions from RTI International, a research institute. RTI set up the center in 2011 to develop microbes that interact beneficially with plants. The center’s scientists and facility in Research Triangle Park, N.C., will become part of FMC’s R&D network. Separately, FMC has formed an alliance with Chr. Hansen, a Danish cultures and enzymes company, aimed at developing biological crop protection products.
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