Co-funded by the
European Union
In-vitro aquarium plants and fruits
By scaling a revolutionary bio-technology process, healthy plant clones have been produced through in-vitro methods.
Commercialised
Virus-free plants and seedlings produced in-vitro with applied micro and biotechnology methods
The need
There is poor productivity per plant produced and crop yield per hectare for selected plants (fruits). With current productivity levels and conventional farming, it is impossible to meet the world demand for food.
The solution
By scaling a revolutionary bio-technology process, healthy plant clones have been produced through in-vitro methods. It involves growing and multiplying cells, tissues and organs on defined liquid/solid media under aseptic and controlled environments.
The value proposition
• Under 5% mortality rate on current orders.
• 30% higher yield on fruit plants for end customers.
• 0% use of pesticides and no presence of viruses.
• 50% less expensive than conventional farming.
