- TRICHODEX®Grupo Fertiberia is a Spanish company specialising in the development and manufacture of biofertilisers for agriculture.
- The company has obtained new registrations in Portugal: these are very representative products from the TRICHODEX® portfolio, well known internationally, which will now be available in this market.
The registration of biofertilisers based on microorganisms entails the performance of efficacy tests by external certified companies unrelated to the manufacturing company, where the product has shown a notable increase in production, exceeding the statistical analyses carried out and obtaining high significance with an untreated control.
VIBACTER-N® (No. 545/2023), BACNIFOS® (No. 543/2023), FINDER® (No. 544/2023) are launched to provide new solutions that help our customers to adapt to new market needs without losing their profitability. Needs which are based on obtaining healthy, residue-free, top-quality agri-food products obtained using practices that respect the environment and the natural surroundings.
VELLTRIX® has also received the necessary approval for commercialisation through mutual recognition. Developed as a crop establishment enhancer, it stands out for its ability to promote and enhance plant root biomass, which in turn favours greater assimilation of essential macro and micronutrients.
According to Dr. Khalid Akdi Elaroussi, general director of TRICHODEX®, “These tools are well-established for their effectiveness and sustainability. They also stand out for the versatility and ease of use of their formulation. All these characteristics make them very useful and profitable products for farmers.”
TRICHODEX®, as a manufacturer of microbiome-based biotechnological formulations for more than 30 years, follows the highest quality standards ensuring optimal product quality and shelf life.
We have a large production capacity, unique at the national and international level, with bioreactors and state-of-the-art automated processes that allow us to ensure an efficient supply chain.
