Healthy Food and
Healthy Environment,
for all.

 

 

A global network of biological experts committed to sustainable agriculture.

Our journey began in Switzerland in 1988, when Dr Isabel and Dr Martin Andermatt, registered the world's first granulovirus product, ushering in a new era for agriculture.

In the decades that followed, biological experts and agricultural pioneers around the world joined forces to form Andermatt. Today, we offer a comprehensive portfolio of biological products in over 60 countries.

Through our global network, we provide regional insight, cultural understanding, and scientific expertise to support customers in crop production, home and garden care, pest control, bee and farm animal health.

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Latest News From Andermatt Companies

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Andermatt Awarded Gates Foundation Grant to Combat Fall Armyworm in Kenya

February 2026  – Andermatt, a global leader in biological crop protection, has received a Gates…

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Shielding Vines from Botrytis and Trunk Disease – T-77®’s Journey to European Vineyards

T-77 is a biocontrol product developed from a Trichoderma strain isolated in South Africa to combat fungal diseases in grapevines and is poised to tackle the significant economic challenges faced by European viticulture by such infections.
After proven success in South African vineyards, showing efficacy against disease, and without affecting wine fermentation or quality, T-77 is well on its way to being registered and then integrated into pest management programs in Europe.

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RhizoVital® C5

Now With Patent-Confirmed Cold Tolerance RhizoVital® C5, our proven Bacillus atrophaeus biostimulant, has reached an…

Through the power of the collective expertise within the Andermatt Group, we bring growers the best the world has to offer in innovative and sustainable biological solutions.

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"Embracing agricultural biologicals is not
just about enhancing crop production;
it's about ensuring a sustainable future
for our planet."

- Dr Martin Andermatt

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