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Pollination

Pollination

Pollinators valued at $217 billion per annum to global food production. Learn more

Seed Treatment

Seed Treatment

Global seed treatment market estimated at $2.5 billion in 2009 with forecasted growth at CAGR or 3.5% to 2014. Learn more

Farming

Farming

Pesticide market for Indian rice estimated at $2.5 Billion per annum. Learn more

Grain Storage

Grain Storage

Economic loss of US grain caused by insect pest, reported at over $2 billion per annum in 2010. Learn more

Food Manufacturing

Food Manufacturing

Pests damage a significant amount of food of the $4 trillion global food, beverage and related industries. Learn more

Home & Retail

Home & Retail

The $1.4 billion US Home & Garden pesticide market is expected to grow 4% annually until 2013. Learn more

From Pollen to Plate

Our mission is to discover, develop & commercialise, safe, sustainable bio-conventional control solutions for the food industry, that protect food from insect damage and disease whilst reducing use of and dependence on traditional chemical pest control products.

Exosect was established in 2001 as a spin-out from the University of Southampton to develop a platform technology and range of natural bio-control products for the protection of food from pests and disease. Having developed the technology, gained more than 60 patents and 30 national product registrations and successfully test-marketed the technology and products, the Company is well-positioned to commercialise its unique patented platform technology across the food supply chain.




An introduction to Exosect
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Jones joins Exosect to Lead African Maize Project

Andy Jones has been newly appointed by Exosect to manage the project which aims to reduce the poverty of subsistence farmers by wasting less maize to insects. Jones brings extensive
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Exosect Ltd. moves forward with food security project in Africa

Protecting maize from post-harvest pests - In Sub-Saharan Africa, most of the losses in the food supply chain take place during post-harvest storage and handling.
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