Moolec Science Gains Approval for Safflower Technology in Argentina

2025-09-11 companies

Buenos Aires, Thursday, 11 September 2025.
Moolec Science has received regulatory approval in Argentina for its safflower GLASO technology, marking a major milestone in agritech and paving the way for U.S. expansion.

Regulatory Milestone and Market Expansion

Moolec Science Limited, a subsidiary of Moolec Science SA (NASDAQ:MLEC), has achieved a significant regulatory milestone by securing approval for its safflower GLASO technology in Argentina on 9 September 2025 [1][2]. This approval is crucial for Moolec’s strategy to enhance its presence in the agritech sector, reflecting its commitment to innovative agricultural biotechnology solutions [5][6].

Strategic Implications and U.S. Expansion Plans

The regulatory approval not only solidifies Moolec’s position in Argentina but also aligns with its broader ambitions to expand operations in the United States. With plans to double its safflower production acreage in the U.S., the company is poised to significantly increase its output in the coming years [1][3]. This strategic move is further supported by the appointment of Valeria Falottico as the new Chief Financial Officer, whose expertise in capital markets is expected to drive Moolec’s financial stewardship during this expansion phase [1].

Leadership Reinforcement and Technological Innovation

Valeria Falottico’s appointment as CFO marks a pivotal addition to the leadership team, enhancing Moolec’s capability to execute its growth strategy with financial discipline [1]. The integration of Moolec’s Mycofood™ platform, dedicated to fungal-based alternative proteins using precision fermentation, complements its molecular farming initiatives and underscores its commitment to technological innovation in the agritech space [1][3].

Future Prospects and Industry Impact

Moolec’s regulatory approval is expected to catalyze further investments and partnerships within the agricultural sector, facilitating sustainable agricultural practices and improving crop yields in Argentina [6][7]. The company’s focus on using safflower as a platform for plant-based protein production aligns with the growing global demand for sustainable food sources, positioning Moolec as a key player in the agritech industry [6]. This development reflects a broader trend of integrating biotechnology with traditional farming to address food production challenges [6].

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