World leaders in pollination control
PBS International is a global developer and manufacturer of high-performance pollination control products, serving plant breeders and seed producers across international markets.
For more than 40 years, we have supported breeding programs worldwide by helping customers protect genetic purity, improve seed production, and achieve reliable crop breeding outcomes. Our solutions are used across a wide range of crops, including cereals, oil palm, forestry species, grasses, hemp, cannabis, sorghum, and maize.
Our products are known globally by a variety of terms – including pollination bags, isolation bags, crossing bags, selfing bags, exclusion bags, and pollination tents & cages – reflecting their widespread adoption across regions, crops, and breeding systems.
As a specialist pollination bag manufacturer, PBS International designs and engineers a comprehensive range of pollination control and pollen-isolation solutions. Our portfolio includes pollination bags, selfing bags, crossing bags, seed hybridisation bags, and large-scale pollination tents and cages suitable for both open-field and controlled environments.
These larger structures are available in a range of materials suitable for wind pollination or mesh for insect pollination.
All PBS International products are developed to deliver consistent pollen isolation, effective microclimate control, and durability across diverse climates and demanding field conditions – supporting applications from early-stage research through to large-scale commercial seed production.
PBS International is trusted by customers in more than 40 countries, supplying pollination control materials backed by scientific testing, continuous innovation, and decades of practical breeding insight.
Whether you are sourcing pollination bags for seed breeding, oil palm pollination, general pollen isolations, or specialist crop isolation solutions, our team works closely with customers worldwide to identify the most effective products for their specific breeding objectives.
Our job is to support plant breeders & seed producers. We focus on collaboration and innovation to make their work more efficient and less risky. Over 25 years, I’ve visited plant breeding operations around the world and I’m proud to call so many longstanding customers friends. The thrill of seeing our products used in this important work, which needs such patience and dedication, never fades.
Hannah Senior, Managing Director
Through our range of duraweb® materials, we help plant breeders and seed producers accelerate programs, boost seed purity, and achieve faster scale-up, further saving time and labour.
With a background in commercial roles in agri- and retail industries, I’m delighted to support the goals of PBS International in working with customers and prospects globally.
Anton Vickers, Commercial Director
“As a geneticist and plant breeder for over 50 years, it is a pleasure to work with such an innovative and forward thinking team at PBS.
Our research work is far reaching, spanning several continents and producing 6 published research papers and several conference papers to date.
It is so satisfying to develop products that are recognised as making a real contribution to humanity throughout the world.”
Dr Daljit Singh Virk, Technical Manager
“Quality is our number one priority. Our production team are fully aware that contamination can ruin an entire plant breeding programme so our unique manufacturing processes, duraweld® and duratrace™, have been developed to ensure our products are of the highest quality and provide full traceability for our customers.”
Maggie Temple, Lead Operator
“Our export operations span more than 35 countries and I embrace the challenges this presents. Each country is unique and no export task is ever the same. I get great satisfaction from making sure customers receive their goods safely and on time for the flowering season. Plus, I find it fascinating to learn about all the corners of the world that our products go to.”
Magda Cook, Sales & Export Administrator
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