The Adjuvant Newsletter is a monthly digital newsletter published by SURfaPLUS Internet Services. The newsletter provides technical information on:

• The development, testing, use and registration of adjuvants and formulations for agrochemicals.
• Hyperlinks to the recent literature
• Previews and reports of Symposia
• Trends in patents
• Company profiles
• Guest’s views

The Adjuvant Newsletter provides direct hyperlinks with relevant websites and persons that relate to the contents of news items. The Adjuvant Newsletter is focused on all companies, institutions and individuals involved in the production, distribution sale, use and registration of adjuvants and formulations.

The Adjuvant Newsletter is produced by Hans de Ruiter (Editor in chief, SURfaPLUS, The Netherlands) and the associate editor Gert C. van den Berg (freelance journalist). Readers are encouraged to send h.deruiter@surfaplus.com us their comments or suggestions.

Visitors of the website can download a free issue of the Adjuvant Newsletter.

Each month, the subscriber will receive a message that a printable new issue in pdf-format can be downloaded from a protected directory of this website this website. Internal distribution of the journal within a company is possible from the technical point of view. E-mail, intranet and printed copies can be considered as vehicles for internal distribution.

Rates are € 110 per year for 1 to 10 users and € 330 per year for more than 10 userss (12 issues with each licence). Please see The General Terms and Conditions under License types for the differences between license types.

License 1-10 users: you can add the names and e-mail addresses after the purchase process or add them later on your personal page. With the multi-users (>10) license, it is not necessary to submit the names and e-mail addresses of other users. The customer receives an e-mail with a username and password for the other users.

In case you have questions regarding subscription rates or purchase of individual copies, please contact the editor-in-chief Hans de Ruiter.