GLOCAL founder Bernardo Milesy published a new analysis in AgFunder on how years of inflation, capital controls, and policy volatility forced Argentine founders to develop operational discipline and adaptability from the outset, shaping a generation of startups built for capital efficiency, real adoption, and global ambition.
The piece walks through the country’s structural advantages — from a globally competitive agricultural sector to a scientific base that produced the world’s first approved drought-tolerant genetically engineered wheat — and a growing biotech and biologicals cluster that has drawn investment from firms like Corteva and the Gates Foundation. It also introduces GLOCAL’s Clean AgriFoodTech Playbook, a framework built from years of investing and ecosystem mapping across Latin America.
Read the full article on AgFunder.
