It was a privilege to host Hon. Dr Shane Reti, Minister for Science, Innovation & Technology at Cellora.

Cellora is excited to announce the opening of our new biologicals R&D facility in Pokeno, New Zealand.

Four exotic snails of European (Mediterranean) origin and several slug species are established in Australian cropping regions and are significant pests of grain crops. Slugs and snails attack seedling crops, resulting in plant damage and yield impacts.

New Lincoln University partnership with Cellora set to deliver
sustainable biological solutions for crop protection globally.

The continued unsustainable use of natural resources has resulted in negative impacts on our planet, including global biodiversity loss, water stress impacts, greenhouse gas emissions, and climate change.