Israeli Agrotech Startup GreenOnyx Launches Exclusive Vegetable Line at Tiv Taam Stores
Israeli agrotech startup GreenOnyx has signed an exclusive deal with supermarket chain Tiv Taam to sell its high-nutrition Wanna greens vegetables, which stay fresh for weeks and require no washing. The partnership expands GreenOnyx's market reach in Israel.
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- GreenOnyx partners exclusively with Tiv Taam to market Wanna greens vegetables in Israel.
- Wanna greens have high nutritional value and remain fresh for weeks without washing.
- A Harry Potter pop-up event opened in Tel Aviv to mark 25 years since the film's release.
- Arkia Airlines promoted two pilots to jet captains, including its first female Airbus captain.
- David Stolick joined Noraxon Biologic's board; Tomer Shler became COO of Beit Ledia Media Anushit.
Israeli agrotech startup GreenOnyx has partnered exclusively with the Israeli supermarket chain Tiv Taam to market its Wanna greens vegetable products. These vegetables are noted for their exceptionally high nutritional value and can remain fresh in the refrigerator for weeks. Additionally, due to the controlled environment in which they are grown, the vegetables do not require washing before consumption.
This collaboration marks a significant step for GreenOnyx in expanding its market presence through a major retail chain. The exclusive distribution agreement with Tiv Taam allows the startup to reach a broader consumer base seeking fresh, convenient, and nutritious produce.
In other news, to celebrate 25 years since the release of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," a limited-time pop-up event opened at Dizengoff Center in Tel Aviv, operated by the Bruria chain in cooperation with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Products. The event will run until August 31.
Additionally, Arkia Airlines promoted Idan Bahbut and Adar Madutzki to the senior rank of jet aircraft captain, with Madutzki becoming the first female captain of Arkia's Airbus A320/321 fleet. In corporate appointments, David Stolick joined the board of Israeli biotech company Noraxon Biologic, and Tomer Shler was named COO of the PR firm Beit Ledia Media Anushit.
These developments highlight ongoing innovation and leadership advancements within Israeli industries, from agriculture and aviation to biotech and media.
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