Biocontrol 2026
Date:15 Oct, 2026

Exwold Releases their Biocontrol Report 2026

We are proud to share our latest report, the Biocontrol Report 2026: Enabling the Future of Green Biocontrol Products.

As agriculture faces accelerating pressure to adopt sustainable, low-impact practices, green biocontrol agents (from beneficial microbials to botanical extracts) offer a vital pathway to protect crops while preserving our natural ecosystems. However, translating promising biological active ingredients from early-stage development into commercially viable, field-ready products remains a tough challenge for innovators.

In this report, we examine why solid formulation technologies, such as granules, water-dispersible granules, and wettable powders, are critical to overcoming these technical bottlenecks. By addressing key hurdles like moisture sensitivity and oxidation, solid formats protect microbial viability, extend shelf life, and substantially cut shipping volumes compared to bulk liquid formulations. Just as importantly, they deliver consistent, controlled-release performance using standard application equipment that farmers already know and trust.

Drawing on more than three decades of contract manufacturing and processing experience, we look at how specialised toll processing, rigorous environmental standards, and confidential partnerships can de-risk adoption and accelerate commercial scale-up. Whether you are an innovator developing a novel biological active or a brand owner looking to scale production, this report offers a practical view of the technical landscape and the processing routes shaping the future of green agriculture.

View our Biocontrol Report 2026: Enabling the Future of Green Biocontrol Products.

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