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- Direct access to global crop protection and seed data
- Built for All Participants in the Agri-food Chain
- The largest online pesticides database
- Benefits of Homologa by LEXAgri
- How Homologa Supports Your Industry
- Power Digital Farming with Reliable Crop Protection Data
- Reduce Pesticide Risks Across Your Agricultural Supply Chain
- Monitor Crop Protection Products and Competitive Markets
- Integrate Pesticide Regulatory Data into Laboratory Workflows
- Extend Your Regulatory Intelligence
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Direct access to global crop protection and seed data
Harmonized data across markets, ready to use
120+
covered countries
1
single source of truth
Who Homologa is for
Built for All Participants in the Agri-food Chain
Crop protection manufacturers
Track products and registrations across markets in one harmonized structure.
Distributors and retailers
Use harmonized product data across catalogs, platforms and sales workflows.
AgTech and FMIS platforms
Integrate interoperable, machine-readable data into digital farming tools.
Food & beverages companies
Mitigate risks, ensure compliance and simplify global sourcing decisions around pesticides management.
Laboratories and LIMS platforms
Integrate MRL, active status and registration data into LIMS for compliance.
The largest online pesticides database
Homologa® integrates several internationally recognized coding systems (IUPAC, HRAC, FRAC, IRAC, CAS numbers, EPPO codes, EU crop lists and EPA crop lists…) to offer fully standardized information, allowing users to perform comprehensive comparisons between countries.
How We Help
Benefits of Homologa by LEXAgri
Registered Plant Protection Product information
Access official PPP and approved-use data across markets
Stop searching across fragmented PPP databases
Active substance registration status & MRLs
Ensure compliance and reduce supply risk
Avoid missing MRL and registration changes
Seed registration data
Search harmonized seed registration data across markets
Stop comparing inconsistent seed records manually
One access point for your data
Access Homologa online or connect it to your own systems
Avoid multiple inconsistent access methods that limit integration
Homologa ID and interoperability
Match data reliably across systems and workflows
Eliminate manual cross-system data matching
Multilingual harmonized data
Access local data in original and harmonized languages
No more translating and comparing local records manually
How Homologa Supports Your Industry
Explore how harmonized crop protection data supports different teams across the agri-food value chain.
Power Digital Farming with Reliable Crop Protection Data
Integrate harmonized product registrations, approved uses and application guidance into your farming tools to support growers and improve traceability.
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Farm Management Information Systems (FMIS) need accurate, interoperable, structured crop protection data to help growers document farming operations, comply with applicable requirements and reduce manual product data entry.
Homologa provides harmonized product information across more than 120 agricultural markets, including registered products, authorized crops, target pests, application rates, pre-harvest intervals and available alternatives. These datasets can support product selection, application checks, alerts and digital field records.
Through APIs and Homologa’s standardized product identifiers, AgTech providers can integrate regulatory information into FMIS platforms and mobile applications without having to build and maintain separate product catalogues for each country.
This supports more consistent data management, improved interoperability and farm-to-fork traceability.
Key Capabilities
- Product registrations and approved uses per country/crops
- GAP, PHI and application information
- API and Datawarehouse integration
- Farm records and traceability
Reduce Pesticide Risks Across Your Agricultural Supply Chain
Monitor active substance registrations, approved crop protection uses and supplier requirements to make more informed sourcing decisions.
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Food and beverage companies operate across sourcing countries with different crop protection regulations, approved substances and private certification requirements. These differences can create risks for raw material quality, supplier compliance and international trade.
Homologa helps procurement, quality and agronomy teams identify registered, restricted or expired active substances and crop protection products by country and crop. It also provides information on authorized uses, available treatment alternatives, and relevant public or private standards.
By integrating Homologa data into sourcing, supplier management and traceability systems, businesses can monitor regulatory changes, guide growers and strengthen upstream pesticide risk management.
Key Capabilities
- Sourcing-country regulatory intelligence
- Supplier and grower guidance
- Approved uses and treatment alternatives
- Regulatory alerts and data integration
Monitor Crop Protection Products and Competitive Markets
Track product registrations, active substances, competitors and approved uses across markets to support portfolio and business decisions.
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Crop protection manufacturers and agricultural input companies need visibility into changing product registrations, emerging biological solutions, generics, parallel imports and competitive product portfolios.
Homologa provides structured information on registered and expired plant protection products, active ingredients, formulations, registration dates, manufacturers, authorized crops and application conditions across international markets.
Configurable reports and regulatory alerts help teams monitor changes in product registrations and identify potential portfolio opportunities.
Homologa data can also be integrated into internal dashboards, analytical systems and customer-facing agricultural applications through APIs and standardized product identifiers.
Key Capabilities
- Competitor and product monitoring
- Registration and expiry tracking
- Biological and alternative products
- Custom reports and data integration
Integrate Pesticide Regulatory Data into Laboratory Workflows
Connect harmonized active substance, registration and MRL information to LIMS to support pesticide testing and regulatory assessments.
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Food safety and certification laboratories need reliable regulatory reference data to interpret pesticide residue testing results and assess compliance with applicable requirements across markets.
Homologa provides access to active substance registration information, crop protection product data and MRL-related datasets, with standardized classifications and source references where available.
These datasets can support laboratory research, result interpretation and regulatory assessments.
Through APIs and data integration services, laboratories can incorporate Homologa information into Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS), reducing manual regulatory searches and supporting consistent workflows.
Key Capabilities
- Active substance and MRL-related information
- LIMS and API connectivity
- Standardized regulatory references
- Faster laboratory
Extend Your Capabilities
Extend Your Regulatory Intelligence
Homologa gives you a harmonized view of registered crop protection products, active substances and seeds across markets. Combine it with complementary regulatory data.
FAQ
Homologa combines several agricultural input datasets in one environment, including:
• Registered plant protection product data across 90+ markets
• Seed registration data across 20+ countries
• MRL data across 30+ regulatory frameworks
Depending on the dataset and country, Homologa can include details such as:
• Brand name and registration number
• Company name
• Active ingredients, concentration, and formulation
• Crops, crop groups, pests, and EPPO codes
• Application methods, dose rates, and number of treatments
• Pre-harvest interval
• Approval and expiration dates
• Product status and type
• MRL-related regulatory data
In some markets, additional fields may also be available, such as:
• GAP information
• Off-label or minor uses
• Emergency or temporary authorisations
• Seed treatment
• Parallel import
• Adjuvants
• Certification standards
• Symbols, risk phrases, and buffer zones
• Links to original sources
Coverage and depth vary by dataset and by country, so the exact available fields depend on the markets you need. This information can support organizations managing sustainability and certification requirements through programs such as sustainability verification.
Homologa uses primary official and public sources whenever possible. When those sources are not directly available, Lexagri (a FoodChain ID company) works with a trusted network of local partners sourcing data from official institutions.
Depending on the country and dataset, sources may include:
• Ministries
• National registration authorities
• Food safety agencies
• Pesticide regulators
• Seed registration bodies
• Other official public institutions.
Homologa also includes links to original sources where available to support transparency and validation, helping organizations strengthen regulatory decision-making alongside regulatory and scientific affairs programs.
Food and beverage companies can use Homologa to assess pesticide-related risks in their agricultural supply chains before raw materials reach processing facilities.
By accessing active substance registration status, authorized crop protection products and approved uses by country and crop, procurement, quality and agronomy teams can:
• Identify substances that are prohibited, expired or restricted in sourcing countries.
• Monitor regulatory changes affecting suppliers and agricultural production.
• Compare authorized crop protection practices across sourcing regions.
• Support supplier guidance and pesticide risk management programs.
• Integrate regulatory information into sourcing and traceability systems.
Combined with FoodChain ID’s Regulatory Limits solution, Homologa can help organizations connect upstream crop protection intelligence with downstream residue compliance requirements.
Homologa is updated regularly, but update frequency depends on the dataset, the country and the availability of information from official or reference sources.
Each dataset follows its own update cycle, including:
• Plant Protection Product (PPP) registration data
• Seed variety data
• MRL (Maximum Residue Limit) data
To ensure transparency, Homologa provides public data availability pages showing, for each country or standard, the date of the latest update as well as the average number of updates per year. Access to current regulatory data is especially important for organizations supplying products to markets such as the European Union:
PPP Registration Data
Seed Variety Data
MRL Data
Homologa supports a broad range of organizations across the agricultural and food value chain.
This includes:
• Ag input companies
• AgTech and FMIS providers
• Distributors and online dealers
• Laboratories and LIMS environments
• Food industry teams
• Public, research, and educational institutions.
In practice, Homologa is relevant to both:
• Large multinational groups
• Smaller specialized companies and startups that need harmonized data to support:
• Compliance
• Portfolio monitoring
• Sourcing
• Market access
• Digital tools
• Laboratory workflows.
Organizations using Homologa to support market access activities may also manage product requirements related to food certifications and claims.
Homologa is a global crop protection database providing harmonized information on plant protection products (PPPs), active substances, seeds and Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs).
Homologa coverage includes:
• 90+ markets for registered plant protection products
• 20+ countries for seed registration data
• 30+ regulatory frameworks for pesticide MRLs.
Depending on the country and dataset, users can access product registration numbers, active ingredients, formulations, authorized crops and pests, application rates, pre-harvest intervals (PHIs), registration status and expiry dates.
Additional information may include Good Agricultural Practices (GAP), minor uses, emergency authorizations, seed treatments and links to official regulatory sources.
Coverage and data depth vary by country, so the exact available fields depend on the markets you need.
This information can support organizations managing sustainability and certification requirements through programs such as sustainability verification.
Yes. Homologa offers both Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) for online access and Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) for integration into existing business systems.
Available delivery methods include:
• Online platform access
• API integration
• CSV data exports
• Data warehouse integration
• Reporting, extraction and notification tools
Homologa supports consistent product identification, data matching and interoperability between systems. These integration capabilities can also support broader digital transformation initiatives by improving data consistency and interoperability across regulatory, supplier and compliance systems.
Homologa provides structured, harmonized information on pesticide active substances, including chemical identity, CAS numbers, chemical families, modes of action and regulatory classifications.
The database also includes information related to international conventions, regulatory restrictions, organic farming and selected private sustainability standards.
By linking these classifications to plant protection product registrations and authorized uses, Homologa helps organizations evaluate regulatory requirements, support sustainability assessments, analyze crop protection practices and integrate consistent information into digital agricultural systems.
These classifications provide decision-support information and should not be interpreted as a standalone environmental risk assessment or sustainability certification.
Organic farming regulations define which agricultural inputs and crop protection substances may be used under specific production conditions.
Homologa provides harmonized information on plant protection products and active substances associated with organic production requirements in supported countries.
Depending on the available dataset, users can identify:
• Plant protection products authorized for organic production.
• Active substances included in applicable organic production lists.
• Product registration status and authorized uses.
• Relevant national regulatory information.
• Active substances restricted under international conventions.
This helps growers, agronomists, certification teams and agricultural input manufacturers identify potential crop protection options for organic production.
Authorization of an active substance does not automatically mean every product containing it is permitted in organic farming. Product-level approvals and applicable certification requirements must also be checked.
Homologa provides information on pesticide active ingredients included in restrictions, prohibited-substance lists and other regulatory or voluntary standards.
Depending on the available dataset, these include:
• International conventions, such as Rotterdam and Stockholm.
• European Union regulatory classifications, including candidates for substitution.
• Private certification schemes, such as Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance, PlanetProof and MPS.
Users can compare restricted active substances with pesticide registration information and MRL data to support supplier assessments, crop protection planning and sustainability requirements.
Because private standards and regulatory restrictions differ, the applicable requirements should always be assessed for the relevant country, crop and certification scheme
LEXAgri joined FoodChain ID in 2022. LEXAgri services and products now extend FoodChain ID’s regulatory and data expertise to all points in the food supply chain. Homologa is a harmonized database with registered crop protection products, active substances and seeds, developed by the experts at LEXAgri.