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PlantLab
Delivering the freshest produce through custom-built Plant Production Units which are developed and operated ourselves
About PlantLab
PlantLab is a pioneering company in the field of indoor farming, focusing on developing and operating custom-built indoor farms known as Plant Production Units (PPUs). These units are designed to produce fresh, safe, and nutritious produce with fewer inputs compared to conventional organic farms. PlantLab serves a diverse range of clients including urban communities, local governments, and businesses seeking sustainable and reliable food sources.
Operating in the global agricultural market, PlantLab leverages advanced technology to create controlled environments that eliminate the need for pesticides and reduce the risk of foodborne diseases. The company uses non-GMO seeds and ensures strict food safety controls, making its produce both reliable and clean.
PlantLab's business model revolves around the construction, operation, and maintenance of these PPUs. Revenue is generated through the sale of fresh produce, as well as through partnerships and licensing agreements for their patented indoor farming technology, which has been granted in 74 countries.
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- Founded
- 2010
- Headquarters
- 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
- Sector
- Food
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De Hoge Dennen Capital
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