Axia not only supports the Polish market with the right tomato varieties, but also and especially with advice on cultivation techniques and climate control. “We know the market and know where the product can be sold,” says René Zwinkels in his article on www.GroentenNieuws.nl
DENSO Acquires Axia Vegetable Seeds to Realize Sustainable Agriculture KARIYA, Japan (July.4, 2025)－DENSO CORPORATION announced that it has acquired Axia Vegetable Seeds, a vegetable seed breeding company headquartered in the Netherlands and focused on developing high-quality tomato seeds for greenhouses globally. The acquisition marks a step forward in DENSO’s strategic expansion into the AgriTech sector. In […]
Read moreLast week, our breeder Carmen Mari Fernández Bonilla and our researcher Eduardo Tranque Montes, PhD attended the XXI EUCARPIA Meeting of the Tomato Working Group, held in Plovdiv, to stay updated on the latest trends in tomato breeding. It was a great opportunity for AXIA to connect with colleagues from the agribiotechnology sector and explore […]
Read moreGreenTech Americas 2025 was a huge success! Held from March 25-27 in Querétaro, Mexico. Axia was proud to be part of this inspiring event with our stand, showcasing our latest innovations in high-performance vegetable varieties. A big thank you to everyone who visited us! See you next year!
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