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Biolchim S.p.A.

Develops biostimulants, specialty fertilizers, plant growth regulators, and nutrient formulations for crop production. Supports growers and agricultural retailers with agronomic programs for foliar application, fertigation, nutrient management, rooting, and plant development.

Italy
Address Via San Carlo 2130, Medicina, Bologna, 40059, Italy
Business Type Agricultural Input Manufacturer
Primary Focus Biostimulants, Specialty Fertilizers, Plant Growth Regulators
Established 1972
Annual Revenue €55,717,888 2024
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About This Company

Biolchim S.p.A. develops specialty fertilizers, biostimulants, plant growth regulators, and nutritional products for crop production. Its portfolio includes chelated, complexed, and ionic meso and microelements; NPK foliar fertilizers; fertigation formulations; granular mineral, organo-mineral, and organic fertilizers; and complementary products for foliar application, fertigation, and hydroponic crops. Product dossiers include NOV@ for plant growth and fruit swelling, NOV@ GR and LOKER for root development and vegetative growth, FOLICIST for flowering and fruit set, and FYLLOTON, formulated with plant amino acids and algae.

Founded in Medicina, in the province of Bologna, in 1972, the company operates within the Huber Agrosolutions division of JM Huber Corporation and is registered as a fertilizer manufacturer. Its WIN, Worldwide Innovation Network, combines research collaborations, experimentation, raw-material development, and production-process work. A network of agronomists supports retailers and farmers in Italy with product selection, application timing, dosage, and tank-mix compatibility. Crop programs address citrus, cereals, industrial crops, fruit trees, legumes, vegetables, berries, vineyards, olives, floriculture, and tropical crops, with uses including rooting, transplant stress management, nutrient-deficiency correction, fruit set, fruit growth, and soil-structure improvement.

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