The Future of Biological Products in Sustainable Agriculture

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The Future of Biological Products in Sustainable Agriculture Kate Shenk Manager, Regulatory Affairs Industrial and Environmental October 10, 2018

Industrial and Environmental What is BIO? Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) World’s Largest Biotech Trade Association Based in Washington, D.C. Over 900 Member Companies in the U.S. and 30+ Countries Advocacy, Communications, Business Development Emerging Companies Food and Agriculture Health Care Industrial and Environmental

Industrial and Environmental Section Members

The Biobased Economy

Feedstocks for the Biobased Economy Ag Crops Waste Industrial Gases Grains, Camelina, Sorghum, etc. Natural Gas Cellulosic Crop Residues Corn Cobs and Stalks, Wheat Straw, Rice Hulls, etc. Dedicated Energy Crops Wood and Forest Waste Sugars Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) CO2

Evolva: Vanillin Complex blend of flavor and fragrance Ingredients are found in the seed pods of the vanilla orchid Uses yeast to convert biobased feedstocks in a fermentation process Creates a more sustainable environment Reduces cost and supply chain variability

Biotechnology & Ag Microbials Biotechnology innovation has created products that enhance natural microbes. Biotechnology allows researchers to identify microbes with particular attributes. Biotechnology benefits the plant and the environment. Biotechnology companies are investing in research and development.

PIVOT BIO: From Chemistry to Biology Highly accessible http://www.istockphoto.com/photo/sunset-over-wheat-gm183057394-14186942 Serves peak demand Reduces infield variability CHEMICALS ARE STATIC AND DEGRADE MICROBES INTERACT AND GROW

What is BIO doing? Promote the commitment and contributions to global sustainability. Educate about the benefits of industrial biotechnology. Create a favorable and supportive investment climate. Support and enable companies that advance sustainability. Coordinate efforts to leverage a common voice.

Thank You Kate Shenk Manager, Regulatory Affairs Industrial and Environmental Section Biotechnology Innovation Organization kshenk@bio.org 202.280.1635