ICL and Syngenta have renewed their strategic partnership supporting turf professionals in the UK and Ireland and other European turf markets, extending a long-standing collaboration focused on research, product innovation and practical support for the industry.
The renewed agreement covers turf and landscape markets including the UK, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Austria and Spain.
The agreement brings together Syngenta’s research pipeline with
ICL’s established technical and distribution networks across these markets, supported by local expertise in each country.
The partnership builds on the complementary strengths of both organisations, with a shared focus on turf science, integrated turf management and practical innovation. It reflects a continued commitment to collaboration, clarity and aligned solutions that support the evolving needs of turf professionals across the UK and Ireland.
“We’re looking forward to building on the success of this partnership as we prepare to introduce a new generation of Syngenta products in 2026 and beyond,” said Mehdi Ibenbrahim, Syngenta Professional Solutions Commercial Head for Europe. “These launches will bring fresh solutions to turf professionals across Europe, with a strong focus on performance, sustainability and science-led innovation.”
The collaboration has consistently supported the industry through initiatives such as the Turf Rewards programme and Turf Science Live, an event series that brings practical research, product insight and technical knowledge directly to turf professionals.
Stephen Squires, VP, ICL Regional Business Lead, Turf & Ornamental, said: “Our partnership with Syngenta has long supported turf managers in the UK and Ireland by combining strong research with practical technical support. Renewing this agreement allows us to continue bringing new innovations to the market while supporting customers with the local expertise and advice they rely on.”
Looking ahead, the agreement will support the introduction of new Syngenta products in 2026 and beyond. These innovations will focus on advancing turf health, improving resource efficiency and helping turf managers address emerging agronomic challenges across a wide range of conditions. Continued investment in research, technical training and industry support will remain central to the partnership.
