May 2, 2016 – BioSafe Systems announces that it has entered into an agreement with Anatis Bioprotection of Saint-Jacques-le-Mineur, Quebec, Canada to serve as the master supplier for the bioinsecticide BioCeres in all of North America. BioCeres®WP is an insect-pathogenic bioinsecticide using Beauveria bassiana fungus. It sticks to an insect’s cuticle (outer shell) infecting the insect to the point of termination. BioCeres is OMRI listed and broadly labeled for use in both greenhouse and field crops to protect against a variety of insects including aphids, whiteflies, spotted wing drosiphila and thrips.
‘We are very excited about this new opportunity to work with Silvia Todorova and her team at Anatis. The BioCeres WP product fits extremely well with our AzaGuard insecticide program and our complete line of bioprotection products,’ states Rob Larose, CEO of BioSafe Systems.
For information contact BioSafe Systems at 888.273.3088 toll-free or visit biosafesystems.com.
About BioSafe Systems, LLC
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BioSafe Systems, LLC has been a manufacturer and marketer of sustainable crop protection, water treatment and food safety solutions since 1998. BioSafe Systems also provides unique, sustainable and environmentally responsible chemistries into the agricultural, horticultural, sanitation and retail segments. BioSafe is a family-owned company based in East Hartford, CT whose products are proudly manufactured in the United States of America.
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