Agrochemical
Fully GLP-certified environmental safety data, under one roof
A plant protection product dossier rarely stalls on one bad study — it stalls when the aquatic, terrestrial and pollinator data come back from three labs, on three timelines, in three formats a reviewer has to reconcile by hand. Biobide runs the full ecotoxicology and environmental fate package as one connected dataset, GLP-certified, built on 20+ years focused specifically on regulatory-grade ecotoxicology.
Selected clients in this space: BASF · Corteva
Why registration teams consolidate here
Fewer handoffs, fewer inconsistencies to defend
Full pollinator tiering, not just the entry point
Bees and bumblebees go from acute contact through chronic oral to semi-field brood testing — the data a standard tier's trigger for more information actually requires.
Higher-tier vertebrate studies in-house
Fish short-term reproduction, sexual development, amphibian metamorphosis and avian reproduction, without outsourcing the studies that usually cause the longest delays in a dossier.
Endocrine disruptor criteria, closed out with validated data
EASZY, our OECD TG 250 estrogenic screen, is validated at 100% accuracy, sensitivity and specificity — the figure that holds up when a competent authority pushes back on an ED determination.
Fate and effects studies run in parallel
Sorption, biodegradation and bioaccumulation move alongside the ecotox battery instead of queuing behind it, on guideline coverage from OECD TG 106 through TG 319.
Relevant from the catalogue
Assays this industry books most
The categories active substance dossiers draw on most.
Ecotoxicology
Aquatic, sediment, terrestrial, pollinator, avian, amphibian
OECD TG 106–319 · View assays →
Environmental Fate & Behaviour
Sorption, transformation, biodegradation, bioaccumulation
OECD 301–319 · View assays →
Endocrine Disruption Screening
EASZY & ZETA
OECD TG 250 · View assays →
Genotoxicity
Core in vitro battery
View assays →
Regulatory context
Guideline coverage runs from OECD TG 106 through TG 319, plus IOBC/WPRS and EPPO 170 protocols for non-target arthropods — structured for standard ERA submissions and for the higher-tier data requests that follow them.
Scope your dossier against a real submission date
Send your active substance profile and we'll map a tiered battery — screening through GLP regulatory — against your registration timeline.
