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FireHawk® Bioherbicide Raises $8.1 Million AUD In Funding to Advance Alternative Weed Control

Fundraising milestone comes as the company gears up for rapid expansion [Melbourne, VIC July 15, 2026] — Contact BioSolutions, the maker of FireHawk® Bioherbicide, has completed an $8.1 million AUD...

Contact BioSolutions Is Taking on the $40B Herbicide Market—With Fatty Acids

An article featuring Contact BioSolutions' CEO, Frank Glatz that has been published iGrow News, from AgTech Media Group in Dubai. What stands out is how thoughtfully Frank approaches the conversation...

Contact BioSolutions, Maker of FireHawk® Bioherbicide, Joins Industry Leaders at American Regeneration Conference

Managing director Dr. Frank Glatz participated in roundtable discussions on the future of regenerative agriculture Bandera, TX - Dr. Frank Glatz represented Contact BioSolutions, the maker of FireHawk® Bioherbicide, at the...

Contact BioSolutions Rebrands and Launches FireHawk Bioherbicide in the U.S. - A Paradigm Shift in Weed Control

Contact BioSolutions Rebrands and Launches FireHawk Bioherbicide in the U.S. - A Paradigm Shift in Weed Control

Contact BioSolutions Featured in South Gippsland Sentinel Times

Firehawk Bioherbicide highlighted in the Sentinel Times' War on Weeds

Innovative Biotech Company Set to Shake Up $7 Billion U.S. Weedkiller Market

Contact Organics has become the first Australian company to receive unconditional approval from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for a bioherbicide.

Melbourne Bioherbicide start-up achieves Australian-first US EPA approval

A Melbourne bioherbicide start-up is projected to see over $100 million in sales over five years as its sustainable weed management products achieve full regulatory approval in the USA.

New Broad Spectrum Bioherbicide Launched

Farm Online National: A Victorian business is confident its new broad spectrum bioherbicide will lower reliance on conventional herbicide products.

France extends ban on pesticide use, including in private residences

The French government has extended its ban of pesticide use to include private gardens, hotels, campsites, theme parks, healthcare establishments, sports facilities, and cemeteries.