The voice
of the European
Plant Diagnostic
Industry

About-us

Plant Diagnostic
Industry seeking
to meet your
needs

Diagnostic kits

Our commitment
for Quality
and validation
in products

Quality charter

A group of
professionals
for plant health
diagnostics

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About us

EPDIA is the voice of the European Plant Diagnostic Industry.
Our purposes are to make reliable and validated products available to more end-users
and help laboratories move towards an efficient testing process.

The aims of EPDIA are
 
Information

EPDIA aims to provide information to end-users and all the plant health field stakeholders on phytodiagnostic technologies and their validation.

 
Diagnostic kits database
 
Quality

EPDIA aims to promote and improve the quality of European plant health diagnostic tools through the EPDIA Quality Charter to support the production and the development of qualitative and reliable manufactured tools by plant diagnostics Industry.

 
EPDIA quality charter
 
Membership

Membership of the Association is open to all operators in the plant protection sector and to other qualified workers who are interested in improving plant health.

 
EPDIA membership

What is plant health diagnostic?

Healthy plants are essential for a dependable supply of seeds, plant growing material, and consequently for the sustainability of the food chain for humans and animals. Close surveillance of plant pests and diseased plants is therefore of most importance for the public well-being and the economy. Several players are involved in plant health and its protection. Plant health diagnostics consists in the detection, identification and characterization of plant pests (viruses, phytoplasma, bacteria, fungi, viroids and nematodes) and represents an essential step in the control of infectious diseases of cultivated plant varieties.

 

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News

Bioreba

BIOREBA is happy to announce the launch of the Tomato brown rugose virus, ToBRFV ELISA test.

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News

Loewe

Launch of Molecular Diagnostic Kits for emerging Tomato Viruses.

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Prime diagnostics

New testing method available for Tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV). A new sensitive and specific antiserum can easily detect viral infections.

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News

Cleardetections

Cleardetections won the third price in the video contest Plant Health TV: Research that helps Plant Health.

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Symposium announcement

An online event on January 20, 2022, organized by EPDIA member ClearDetections.

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