Allterra Targets 17 Billion BRL Market with Three New Bioproducts for Soil Health
Brazil’s Allterra has just unveiled three innovative biological solutions for soil enhancement, aiming to capture a share of the rapidly expanding agricultural bioproducts sector—forecasted to hit 17 billion BRL by 2030 in the biologicals market projection. The company’s exclusive launch announcement to AgroPages highlights a bio-nematicide, a bio-fungicide, and a biostimulant with proprietary formulation technologies designed for superior performance and multiple action pathways.
The bio-nematicide Fazen features a blend of Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus licheniformis, and Purpureocillium lilacinum, working together to disrupt nematodes at every life stage. Allterra emphasizes the product’s flexibility and shelf life, with efficacy maintained for up to 14 months at room temperature.
Texx, a bio-fungicide, combines carefully selected Bacillus velezensis and Trichoderma harzianum strains. This solution is engineered to defend against soil-borne threats such as Sclerotinia, damping-off, Fusarium wilt, and root rot, offering comprehensive root protection and improved crop outcomes.
Blade, the biostimulant, is enriched with organic materials, essential nutrients, and plant extracts. Its unique formula stimulates root growth, enhances water and nutrient uptake, and boosts crop resilience to various stresses—all while increasing microbial activity in the soil and promoting uniform plant development.
Allterra, owner of the Microgeo and TMF brands, stands among the elite five Brazilian firms with QIMA certification and holds Regenera accreditation, affirming its commitment to regenerative agriculture. According to recent data, the national market for bioproducts grew by 15% in the last season, signaling enormous opportunity for these new solutions. With this launch, Allterra is making a decisive move to transform soil management and plant health across Brazil.
2026-09-08
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