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Salderton raises the bar for Roma-type tomatoes with ToBRFV resistance in Spain

Salderton is Harmoniz’s latest Roma-type tomato introduction for the current season. The variety is designed for medium-short crop cycles and stands out for its uniform fruit shape, large calibre (L), and strong, continuous fruit-setting capacity.[...]

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Harmoniz Ibérica: a trusted partner across the value chain

Promoting the demand for healthy, tasty, premium-quality produce is the mission of Harmoniz, a tomato specialist that entered the Bell pepper market two seasons ago. As Mauricio Fernández, General Manager of Harmoniz Ibérica, explains: “We see varietal development as a process that connects the grower, the distribution sector, and the consumer.”[...]

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Yield, resistance, and fruit quality: the foundations of harmoniz’s R&D for tomato and bell pepper

The seed company is testing new varieties of large-sized tomatoes with resistance to the Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) this season. These will join a wide range of mini-plums tomatoes that are also resistant, led by Gabor, their latest addition in this segment. [...]

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Bernabel and Bonáyar: the Harmoniz bell peppers winning over the entire supply chain

Despite its recent entry into the agricultural sector, Harmoniz is backed by two seed companies with decades of experience and research. Officially founded in 2022, the company selected its first bell pepper hybrids for Almería greenhouses in the same year. By 2024, it introduced its first two commercial varieties: Bernabel in red and Bonáyar in yellow. [...]

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Bernabel and Bonáyar, two bell-type varieties to satisfy the entire supply chain

Harmoniz Ibérica focuses on bell-type peppers, a growing segment in the pepper market, and guarantees a high yield of quality fruits. The pepper market, particularly the bell pepper segment, continues to grow thanks to the proven profitability of this crop in recent seasons. Medium and late cultivation cycles are prevailing, even in areas traditionally known for early cycles. [...]

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