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Israeli Seed Company Hazera Develops Future Vegetables
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Israeli agricultural company Hazera develops innovative vegetable seeds, investing up to 20 years per variety to address climate change, consumer preferences, and labor shortages. Their R&D efforts have yielded significant advancements like long-shelf-life tomatoes and disease-resistant crops, serving 130 countries.
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- Hazera develops vegetable seeds, taking 7-20 years per variety.
- Innovations address climate change, pests, and consumer tastes.
- Company created world's first long-shelf-life tomato.
- New varieties reduce labor needs and food waste.
- Some vegetables offer specific health benefits.
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