“Through the power of collective expertise within Andermatt, we bring growers the best the world has to offer in innovative and sustainable biological solutions.” – Dr Martin Andermatt
Once a year, Andermatt colleagues and Global Product Managers (GPM’s) from our manufacturing companies meet in person to collaborate, share knowledge, and align strategies across research, development, and commercialization. This year, the meeting was held at our headquarters in Grossdietwil, as an extension of the travelling delegates attending ABIM.
The Andermatt Crop Production range offers one of the most comprehensive biological product portfolios worldwide – distributing over 35 proprietary products and more than 30 third-party products to growers in over 60 countries. With strong niche R&D expertise, leadership in baculovirus-based bioinsecticides, a dynamically growing product portfolio, and over 450 global product registrations, Andermatt continues to set new standards in biological crop protection.
Discussions included sharing and reviewing ongoing global field trials, evaluating new product opportunities, and updating progress on existing products in the pipeline. Key outcomes and developments from ABIM were also discussed aligning knowledge, opportunities, and expertise to ensure the solutions we bring to market make a real impact on everyday farming practices.
In addition, collaborative workshops helped identify opportunities to streamline processes, enhance regulatory alignment, and support local teams in bringing innovative products to market faster.
Backed by global expertise directly from our manufacturing companies, Andermatt provides integrated solutions tailored to crops, climates, and growers’ needs.
The 2025 Crop Production Meeting once again demonstrated the strength of the Andermatt network and the value of meeting in person. Being together in one room – with colleagues and specialists from R&D, regulatory, technical support, and sales – ensures every aspect of our expertise is available and connected. All focused on one shared goal: happy growers. Because happy growers are the people on the ground who help us realise our vision of “Healthy Food and Healthy Environment for All”.
