Worldwide locations
BIOTEK AAA network expands throughout the continents of Asia, Africa and America, strategically located in some of the most important leading and growing markets in the world.
In addition to our own field stations and experimental capabilities, we have developed reliable partnerships with more than 30 GLP/GEP compliant field trials CROs, Institutes and Universities worldwide.
We also collaborate with highly qualified and reliable public and private analytical and quality control laboratories, and accredited shippers around the world.
​Our locations
America
America
BIOTEK AAA’s technical services capabilities are covering the entire American continent. Some of our key countries for product development support and R&D projects management are United States, Mexico, Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, Peru, and Argentina.
Brazil and United States are worldwide leaders in cereals, grains, legumes and oleaginous, as well as green energy industrial crops. Some of the key crops produced in these countries are wheat, soybean, maize, cotton, sugarcane. United States alone counts for more than 914 million acres dedicated to farming while Central America provides a wide range of soil and climatic conditions to implement studies on key tropical crops.
Asia
Asia
We are strategically located in both China and Southeast Asia. Being the most populated region in the world, Asia will represent more than 50% of the global needs by 2050. More than 2.2 billion people are relying on agriculture in these countries.
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Promoting sustainable agriculture is one of the most challenging and critical targets in these territories as they are major producers of rice and tropical fruits, essentially intended for exportation.
Africa
Africa
Agriculture in Africa has been an exponentially growing business during the past decade. This is a vital economic sector at local, regional, national, and international level. Ag-business development will be critical in the next 20 years on this continent, as the priority is to cover its fast-growing population's food needs.
The entire continent growth and farming techniques improvement are expected to add up to 20% of grains to the current 2.6 billion tons production and almost the same amount to fruits and vegetables.
Africa is expecting an exponential population growth between 2030 and 2050, compelling us to rationally use our natural resources and promote sustainable agriculture, both necessary needs to sustain worldwide needs, minimize social gaps and lower human environmental impact.
