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            Bio Phyto, an organic farming

             

             

            Bio phyto is a social enterprise based in Benin which was certified for its organic fertilizer and pesticide in June 2016. The business received the official label for its organic inputs via the « UAB » certification – Approved for use in Organic Agriculture – according to European requirements, a guarantee of quality and recognition.

            The business will therefore be able to better respond to the needs of Beninois, West African and international clients. Bio Phyto has produced and sold a range of organic fertilizers and pesticides made from neem seeds and aromatic local plants since 2011. As a result of support from La Fabrique and the 2iE Institute, Bio Phyto, in 2015, initiated the process to be certified by ECOCERT, the certifying body.

             

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            1. BioPhyto: organic inputs to conquer Africa - DJOUMAN says:
              October 3, 2022 at 9:13 pm

              […] am Gildas ZODOME, Director of Bio Phyto and PhD student in Environment, Health and Development at the University of Abomey Calavi (Benin). […]

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