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March 13, 2011 | | Comments 0

BASF and Evolva Holding to research biosynthesis routes for crop protection

In Germany, BASF and Switzerland’s Evolva Holding announced that they have signed an agreement for joint research on the design of novel and optimized biosynthesis routes for selected natural products with crop protection potential.  The collaboration will initially cover two projects. BASF will pay Evolva an up-front technology access fee and ongoing research fees. BASF will have responsibility to take forward compounds produced during the collaboration and will potentially pay Evolva research and development milestone fees as well as royalties on products that result from the collaboration. This is Evolva’s first collaboration in which its technology will be applied to the agricultural sector.  Evolva uses biosynthetic and evolutionary technologies to artificially create and optimise small molecule compounds and their production routes.  

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