Limburgerhof, Germany
September 1, 2021
In a move consistent with the CropLife Europe commitment to make closed transfer systems (CTS) universally available to European farmers and operators by 2030, Bayer has joined the cross-industry group developing the easyconnect closed transfer system. Together with ADAMA, BASF, Belchim Crop Protection, Certis Europe, Corteva Agriscience, FMC Corporation, Nufarm, Rovensa Group and Syngenta, Bayer will bring the easyconnect system to the market, providing a compelling solution that is fast, safe and convenient for farmers and operators in Europe. At the same time, Bayer will continue to support implementation of closed transfer systems via commercially available solutions.
“The easyconnect Working Group is pleased to welcome Bayer amongst its members and values the contribution that its support for the easyconnect system will make towards achieving the goal of universal access to closed transfer systems in Europe,” explained Louise Brinkworth, Stewardship Leader EMEA, Corteva Agriscience, and chair of the easyconnect CTS Working Group steering committee.
“Bayer is committed to promoting the implementation of CTS to further improve operator safety and environmental protection during the mixing, loading, and container rinsing phase of crop protection product use. In line with this commitment, Bayer has been promoting CTS since 2014. To provide even more flexibility for farmers, Bayer is glad to join the industry Working Group “easyconnect” with the aim of leveraging the benefits of that solution,” explained Fabrice Houdebert, Head of Regional Marketing EMEA at Bayer.
The first market launch is expected in Denmark and the Netherlands in 2022, followed by France, Germany and the United Kingdom in 2023. Other countries are likely to follow.
The easyconnect system is an open technology that is available to all interested agricultural parties. Further industry players in the agrochemical sector, equipment manufacturers or any other parties interested in joining the launch of easyconnect are encouraged to contact any of the member companies.
For more information, please visit our website www.easyconnect.tech.
Bayer unterstützt das geschlossene Transfersystem easyconnect
In a move consistent with the CropLife Europe commitment to make closed transfer systems (CTS) universally available to European farmers and operators by 2030, Bayer has joined the cross-industry group developing the easyconnect closed transfer system. Together with ADAMA, BASF, Belchim Crop Protection, Certis Europe, Corteva Agriscience, FMC Corporation, Nufarm, Rovensa Group and Syngenta, Bayer will bring the easyconnect system to the market, providing a compelling solution that is fast, safe and convenient for farmers and operators in Europe. At the same time, Bayer will continue to support implementation of closed transfer systems via commercially available solutions.
“The easyconnect Working Group is pleased to welcome Bayer amongst its members and values the contribution that its support for the easyconnect system will make towards achieving the goal of universal access to closed transfer systems in Europe,” explained Louise Brinkworth, Stewardship Leader EMEA, Corteva Agriscience, and chair of the easyconnect CTS Working Group steering committee.
“Bayer is committed to promoting the implementation of CTS to further improve operator safety and environmental protection during the mixing, loading, and container rinsing phase of crop protection product use. In line with this commitment, Bayer has been promoting CTS since 2014. To provide even more flexibility for farmers, Bayer is glad to join the industry Working Group “easyconnect” with the aim of leveraging the benefits of that solution,” explained Fabrice Houdebert, Head of Regional Marketing EMEA at Bayer.
The first market launch is expected in Denmark and the Netherlands in 2022, followed by France, Germany and the United Kingdom in 2023. Other countries are likely to follow.
The easyconnect system is an open technology that is available to all interested agricultural parties. Further industry players in the agrochemical sector, equipment manufacturers or any other parties interested in joining the launch of easyconnect are encouraged to contact any of the member companies.
For more information, please visit our website www.easyconnect.tech.
Bayer apporte son soutien au système de transfert fermé easyconnect
Dans le cadre de l’engagement de CropLife Europe à rendre les systèmes de transfert fermés (STF) universellement disponibles aux agriculteurs et opérateurs européens d’ici 2030, Bayer a rejoint le groupe inter-industries engagé dans le développement du STF easyconnect.
En collaboration avec ADAMA, BASF, Belchim Crop Protection, Certis Europe, Corteva Agriscience, FMC Corporation, Nufarm, Rovensa Group et Syngenta, Bayer participera au lancement du système easyconnect sur le marché, qui offrira une solution rapide, sûre et pratique aux agriculteurs et opérateurs européens. Dans le même temps, Bayer continuera à soutenir la mise en oeuvre d’autres systèmes de transfert fermés par le biais des solutions commerciales disponibles sur le marché.
« Le groupe de travail easyconnect est ravi d’accueillir Bayer dans ses rangs et mesure toute la valeur de son soutien à easyconnect, pour contribuer à atteindre l’objectif d’accès universel aux systèmes de transfert fermés en Europe » indique Louise Brinkworth, responsable des bonnes pratiques phytosanitaires pour la région EMEA chez Corteva Agriscience, et présidente du comité directeur du groupe de travail pilotant le STF easyconnect.
« Bayer s’engage à promouvoir la mise en oeuvre du STF easyconnect en vue de renforcer la sécurité des opérateurs et la protection de l’environnement pendant les phases de mélange, de chargement et de rinçage des bidons, lors de l’utilisation de produits de protection des plantes. Dans le droit-fil de cet engagement, Bayer fait la promotion des systèmes de transfert fermés depuis 2014. Pour apporter encore plus de flexibilité aux agriculteurs, Bayer est heureux de rejoindre le groupe de travail pilotant le STF easyconnect, dont l’objectif est de tirer parti des avantages de cette solution » explique Fabrice Houdebert, responsable du marketing régional EMEA chez Bayer.
Le lancement sur le marché d’easyconnect est prévu en 2022 au Danemark et aux Pays-Bas ; puis en 2023, en France, en Allemagne et au Royaume-Uni. D’autres pays devraient suivre.
Easyconnect est une technologie ouverte à la disposition de tous les acteurs du secteur agricole intéressés. Nous encourageons les entreprises de l’agrofourniture, les équipementiers et toutes les parties concernées à participer au lancement d'easyconnect et à contacter l'une des sociétés membres à cet effet.
Pour en savoir plus, nous vous invitons à consulter le site web : www.easyconnect.tech .
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