As a global voice and leading advocate for the plant science industry, CropLife International champions innovative technologies that help farmers grow more food on less land sustainably. The association represents six of the world’s leading multinational R&D companies in the plant science sector by protecting intellectual property to foster a culture of innovation, advocating for trade and regulatory policies that facilitate access to new technologies, and ensuring the responsible and effective use of plant science innovations.
The agricultural value chain has joined together in a public show of support fo the World Trade Organization as 11 global associations publish open letter.
Addressing the International Grains Council conference, CLI CEO Emily Rees called for global value-chain cooperation in the face of geopolitical volatility.
The South African G20 in 2025 emphasizes the food security imperative as it fosters global cooperation to address the world’s most pressing challenges.
