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Kekkilä-BVB and Arevo partner to bring arginine-based crop nutrition to Nordic and Baltic gardens
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- Global Economic Press
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- Sep 2, 2026
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- 300
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Summary
In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses an exciting new partnership between Kekkilä-BVB and Arevo, which aims to revolutionize crop nutrition in the Nordic and Baltic regions. The collaboration will integrate Arevo's patented Arginex crop nutrition technology into Kekkilä-BVB's consumer brands, including Algomin, Hasselfors Garden, and Kekkilä Garden. This partnership promises to bring cutting-edge, sustainable agricultural technology directly to consumers, enhancing the gardening experience with science-backed solutions. For more information about Arevo, visit their website at https://arevo.se. The agreement follows a technical evaluation that confirmed Arginex can be incorporated into retail products without disrupting existing manufacturing and packaging processes. Arginex, based on a patented arginine-phosphate formulation, offers a plant-first alternative to standard mineral fertilizers, supporting root growth and nutrient use efficiency. This innovative approach results in stronger roots, healthier soil, and more reliable results for home gardeners. Marion Le Roy-Loikala, Vice President of Brand, Portfolio, and Marketing at Kekkilä-BVB, and Niklas Åström, Chief Executive Officer of Arevo, both expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting the shared commitment to bringing sustainable science to gardens across the region.