News & Events

Below you can browse the latest and archived Botanicoir news, events and press releases. Read through our product advances, growing innovations and industry developments.

Jul 2, 2026  |  Events, News, Press Release

New initiative supports grower sustainability reporting

Botanicoir is launching ‘Beyond Sustainable’ at Fruit Focus 2026, a new initiative designed to help growers demonstrate the sustainability credentials of their coir substrates and meet evolving retailer and certification requirements with confidence. Beyond Sustainable highlights the environmental and social projects already delivering positive impact across Botanicoir’s supply chain, while setting out an even greater… Read in full >

Naomi Gunasekara, Botanicoir environmental scientist
Jun 16, 2026  |  News

Meet the team: Naomi Gunasekara, environmental scientist

Meet Naomi Gunasekara, our new Environmental Scientist at Botanicoir. With a lifelong passion for nature and a background in Ecological and Environmental Sciences from the University of Edinburgh, Naomi brings energy and expertise to our sustainability and community initiatives. From coordinating pollinator gardens to helping growers navigate environmental standards, she’s at the heart of Botanicoir’s… Read in full >

May 20, 2026  |  News

Tasmanian grower boosts strawberry propagation with new system

A Tasmanian strawberry nursery has reported a 40% uplift in early-season tip yields following the adoption of a new coco coir growing system, as rapid expansion in tray plant production continues to reshape the Australian berry sector. Located in the Ouse region of Tasmania, Jack and Lisa Beattie have invested into a highly productive strawberry… Read in full >

May 20, 2026  |  News

Why coir quality matters for crop performance

Not all coir is created equal. Our sales manager for Europe and the Middle East, Krzysztof Sak explains why quality matters for crop performance… “Coco coir isn’t just growing media; it’s the environment that determines how your crop develops from the roots up. It forms the entire root environment, where plants take up water, absorb… Read in full >

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