AIC and BSPB to Attend Euroseeds Congress 2025
We’re pleased to announce that the AIC, in collaboration with the British Society of Plant Breeders (BSPB), will be attending the Euroseeds Congress 2025, taking place in Edinburgh from 19–22 October 2025.
As proud members of Euroseeds, AIC and BSPB are attending to represent the voice of the UK seed sector and to demonstrate our commitment to supporting innovation, collaboration, and policy development.
Our joint presence highlights the importance of precision breeding, sustainability, and regulatory cooperation.
We’ll be located at Booth 24, where our team will be available to discuss how we’re working for you, and to share updates on key initiatives including the EU SPS agreement, seed marketing rules, and the latest from ESTA.
What is the Euroseeds Congress?
The Euroseeds Congress is the premier annual event for the European and global seed sector, drawing over 1,300 participants from across the industry, including seed companies, plant breeders, policymakers, researchers, and trade bodies.
This year’s congress will feature expert-led discussions on the future of seed innovation, regulatory alignment, and sustainability, alongside the return of the InnovAction Stage, showcasing cutting-edge breakthroughs from start-ups and SMEs.
Why You Should Attend
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Visibility & Networking: Meet industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators from across Europe.
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Policy & Innovation Updates: Stay informed on the latest developments.
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Support Your Sector: Show your support for the UK seed industry and engage directly with AIC and BSPB representatives.
Get Your Tickets
Registration is now open. Congress tickets include access to all sessions, exhibition areas, and networking events. For more information and to register, visit the official Euroseeds Congress website: euroseedscongress.com
We look forward to seeing you in Edinburgh, come and say hello, see what we’re working on, and help us shape the future of the seed sector.
Author
Rose Riby
Rose Riby is Head of Combinable Crops and Seed. Having worked across these sectors for many years, she has a depth and breadth of experience in roles in grain trading, plant breeding and knowledge exchange at AHDB.