Eden News

The Company announces that its registered office address has changed with immediate effect to 67C Innovation Drive, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England, OX14 4RQ. Going forward, all formal notices and general correspondence should be sent to the new address.

The change follows Eden's recently reported move to its new laboratory and office facilities inMilton Park, one ofEurope's leading science and technology communities.

To read our blog piece about our work with East Malling Research, a centre of excellence in UK viticulture, please click here.

Eden has been notified that Mevalone® has received authorisation for use on table and wine grapes in Serbia via regional distributor K&N Efthymiadis ('KNE') and that its commercial collaborator, Eastman Chemical Company ("Eastman"), has received authorisation for the sale of Cedroz™ in France.

For full details pkease click here.

We are pleased to announce that our bio-nematicide product Cedroz™ is now approved for use on a number of crops in Spain. The authorisation covers both indoor and outdoor use to tackle root-knot nematodes. For full details click here.

Today Eden announces that our biofungicide product has gained regstration in an Australia. Marketed as Mevalone® in the EU, it will be sold under the brand name Novellus^TM in Australia, for use on grapes against botrytis. For full details please click here.

Eden's commercial collaborator, Eastman Chemical Company ("Eastman"), has received authorisation for the sale of Cedroz™ in Greece, to be sold to the market via regional distributor K&N Efthymiadis ('KNE').

For full details click here.

As Eden's new Global Head of Biology and Development, Aoife will undertake global responsibility for developing the Company's product pipeline from a biology standpoint. The wealth of experience that Aoife brings to the role will be invaluable for driving our development of sustainable biopesticides and plastic-free encapsulation technology. Click here for full details.

We are pleased to confirm that we have moved to new offices and laboratory facilities at Milton Park. The move is an important part of our ambitious growth plans and more detail can be found here.

Eden's biofungicide Mevalone has been approved in Greece for use on both tomatoes and olives for several minor diseases. Our bionematicide product Cedroz has also received full authorisatuion in the Netherlands for use in glasshouses on a wide range of crops. Read the full detail here.

Sean Smith, Eden’s CEO, sat down with Liz Gyekye from Bio Market Insights to discuss the transformation and future outlook of the farming sector, as well as Eden’s work and ambitions for the future.

Read the full article here.