Inari, the SEEDesign™ company, announced the opening of a new greenhouse facility in Ghent, Belgium. The site spans over 2,000 square meters. It triples Inari’s indoor plant growth capacity in the region. The facility aims to speed up research and development of innovative seed products.
The building contains multiple greenhouse compartments and walk-in growth chambers. These features allow precise testing of new plant designs. Conditions inside can be customized for different experiments. The facility emphasizes sustainability. It uses energy-efficient LED lighting, shading systems, and water recycling. These features reduce environmental impact.
Fred Van Ex, Inari’s Head of Europe, Africa, and Middle East, commented on the opening. He said the investment shows Inari’s commitment to Europe. Van Ex also expressed confidence in the Ghent team’s talent. He noted the new greenhouse helps the company prepare for upcoming EU regulations on genomic techniques. The facility positions Inari to develop region-specific crops quickly.
Inari is known as the SEEDesign™ company. It develops seeds to meet global needs. The company aims to create a more sustainable, nature-positive food system. It combines AI-enabled predictive design with multiplex gene editing technology. This approach unlocks the full potential of seeds.
Inari focuses on crops like soybean, corn, and wheat. Its innovations aim to bring step-change products to market, supporting food security and environmental health. The new greenhouse is a key part of its growth strategy in Europe.
The company’s advanced technology platform helps develop sustainable, high-performing seeds. The Ghent facility will accelerate this work. Inari continues to invest in cutting-edge solutions to address global agricultural challenges.
