BASF Plant Science Seals China Cooperation and License Agreement

Kast: ‘Contradictory political decisions.’ BASF says its BASF Plant Science unit and the National Institute of Biological Sciences (NIBS; Beijing) have entered a biotechnology cooperation and licensing agreement. It is the first such agreement for BASF Plant Science in China and focuses on increasing yields in staple crops such as corn, soybeans, and rice. “Asia is emerging as a key player in plant biotechnology both in research and cultivation, and we are striving to intensify partnerships in this dynamic region,” says Hans Kast...

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