25 June 2026, Italy: Certis Belchim and Greenhas Group have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the development and commercialization of innovative biostimulant solutions, combining their complementary expertise to support more resilient and sustainable agricultural production.
The collaboration brings together Certis Belchim’s extensive capabilities in biological product development, registration, and market access with Greenhas Group’s long-standing expertise in plant nutrition and biostimulant innovation. Together, the companies aim to co-develop science-based biostimulant technologies that help growers improve crop performance, plant health, and resilience in the face of increasing environmental and production challenges.
As climate variability, resource constraints, and geopolitical uncertainties continue to impact global agriculture, demand is growing for solutions that enhance crop productivity while supporting sustainability goals. The partnership seeks to address these needs by delivering proven, research-driven products that help farmers adapt to changing conditions.
Mark Waltham, CEO of Certis Belchim, said the agricultural sector requires new approaches to meet emerging challenges.
“Farmers are facing increasing pressure from climatic, economic, and geopolitical factors. The tools needed for tomorrow’s agriculture will be different from those used today. We are therefore pleased to formalize our relationship with Greenhas Group, a company recognized for its specialized expertise and successful track record in biostimulant research and production,” he said.
Danilo Vaschetto, General Manager of Greenhas Group, highlighted the shared commitment of both organizations to science-led innovation and sustainable agriculture.
“Our companies share a strong belief in the future of sustainable agriculture and the importance of research, experimentation, and scientific validation. By combining Greenhas Group’s expertise in biostimulants with Certis Belchim’s leadership in biological crop solutions, we can expand the reach of our technologies and offer growers integrated solutions that improve productivity while supporting sustainable food production,” Vaschetto said.
The partnership is expected to strengthen both companies’ biostimulant portfolios and accelerate the delivery of innovative solutions designed to improve crop quality, resource-use efficiency, and agricultural resilience across global markets.
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