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The work of Seipasa is mentioned as a success story in relation to the research project undertaken in collaboration with the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) for the development of a new botanical-based biopesticide. 

The Spanish company handed over a cheque for 1,500 Euros that Cáritas will use in its aid projects aimed at the most disadvantaged groups in society. 

The Spanish company maintains its position in the list of cutting-edge companies at national level in terms of business and employment generating capacity, potential for innovation and international projection.

This initiative, entitled 'Together we are going to nurture 2021', sends out a message of encouragement and hope as core values of the farming culture.

The company has obtained UNE 142500 certification for its Kynetic4, Bryosei and Superbrotal products. The company also has UNE 315500 certification for its Pirecris and BT32 biopesticides and Septum biofungicide.

The company will donate 10 Euros for each drawing entered in the competition. The amount will be dedicated entirely to the aid projects of the charitable organisation Cáritas in favour of the most disadvantaged groups in society. The initiative, that forms part of the Christmas campaign, will take place between November and December.

The Spanish company, as highlighted in the jury’s decision, has received this award from the Ministry of Science and Innovation in recognition of its "firm commitment to innovation by generating a business model based on natural technology in a traditional and strongly regulated sector.

The products manufactured by Seipasa in Spain under its Natural Technology® model will be marketed and sold in Colombia through Agromilenio's network of distributors, technicians, and advisers.

Under the title of 'Technology, transformation and adaptation: keys to knowledge-based agriculture', the Seipasa Digital Encounter has been streamed entirely online, using an innovative television format. 

Using an innovative television format, the event will analyse the current and future role of biological solutions in agriculture and the potential of new integrated strategies as the basic pillars of transformation and global adaptation.