Now in Kingsville
Fresh, locally produced beneficials with faster access.
Located in the heart of Ontario’s greenhouse-growing region, Anatis’ Kingsville facility brings biological control production and expertise closer to Ontario growers.
- Fresh beneficials produced locally, with less time in transit.
- Faster, more reliable access to biological control solutions.
- Direct support from biological control experts who understand your crop, pest pressure and IPM program.
Local People. Local Expertise.
Our Kingsville team works directly with Ontario growers to provide responsive, practical support throughout their biological control programs.
- Product selection based on your crop, pest pressure and production conditions
- Introduction planning to help establish beneficials at the right time
- Troubleshooting support when pest pressure changes or active issues develop
- IPM strategy adjustments adapted to the realities of greenhouse production in Ontario
Meet the Experts Supporting
Ontario Growers
Omid Joharchi
Ph.D. Agricultural Entomology / Acarology · Senior Editor, Experimental & Applied Acarology
Ontario Manager & IPM Specialist
Internationally recognized acarologist and IPM specialist, Omid brings more than 15 years of research experience and 180 peer-reviewed publications to the Anatis team. He is also a Senior Editor of Experimental and Applied Acarology (Springer Nature), bringing leading scientific expertise in mites and biological control directly to Ontario growers.
+1 519-521-7247
ojoharchi@anatisbioprotection.com
Ivy Morin
Biologist & IPM Specialist
With a background in biological sciences, microbiology and zoology, Ivy combines expertise in plant health, quality control, and biological pest and disease management. Her scientific and practical approach helps support growers and strengthen Anatis’ biological control programs in Ontario.
+1 519-613-8285
mmorin@anatisbioprotection.com
More Than Beneficials, Expertise That Makes the Difference
Successful biological control takes more than the right beneficial organism. It requires expert decisions at every stage of the program, based on your crop, pest pressure and production conditions.
- Accurate pest identification to make sure the right target is being addressed
- Beneficial selection based on the pest, crop and growing conditions
- Release timing and application rates adapted to pest pressure and program goals
- Pesticide compatibility to protect beneficial populations and avoid disrupting the program
- Ongoing monitoring and adjustments as conditions and pest populations change
Local Production. Canada-Wide Support.
Kingsville is part of Anatis’ growing Canadian network.
Together with our head office and production operations in Quebec and our distribution point in Abbotsford, British Columbia, our Ontario facility strengthens our ability to provide growers across Canada with reliable access to biological control solutions and technical expertise
Growing in Ontario? Let’s Talk.
Our Kingsville team is here to help you find biological control solutions adapted to your crops, pest pressure and IPM program.
FAQ
Anatis Bioprotection operates a biological control production site in the heart of one of Canada’s most important greenhouse-growing regions:
2225 Road 3 East, Kingsville, Ontario
Our Kingsville facility produces a growing range of beneficial organisms used in biological control programs, including predatory mites and beneficial insects.
Product availability and production may vary throughout the season. Contact our Ontario team for current availability.
Yes. Growers can arrange order pickup at our Kingsville location. Contact our team in advance to confirm your order and pickup details.
Yes. Our Ontario team supports growers with biological control and integrated pest management strategies, including pest identification, product selection, introduction planning and ongoing program support.
Anatis works with growers across a wide range of crops and production systems, including greenhouse vegetables, ornamental crops, cannabis, berries, nursery crops and other specialty crops.