"This vertical system tech will bring us one step closer to a greener future"

GreenGro Technologies has launched its proprietary eco-friendly, sliding vertical grow racks for the agricultural food, hemp and cannabis industries.  The Company’s turnkey grow racks, which can be double or triple stacked and customized to specifications, should enable its clients to increase footprint, maximize crop yield and save water.

The Company believes its 30 years of experience in the designing, building and manufacturing of automated, hydroponic grow systems will provide it with the necessary technology and know-how to quickly capture market share of a multibillion dollar and growing global industry.  Its first-generation vertical grow racking systems allows growers to enhance their productivity, profitability and earnings by converting wasted aisle space into valuable grow space by easily being able to move entire rows of crops with a simple push or a pull in order to utilize nearly all of their available space for growing.

“With over 30 years of leading experience in the hydroponics industry, we felt the development and launch of our own vertical indoor grow system was a natural extension of our core business.  By leveraging this experience, we should be able to have a positive impact on food production in countries where space or transport might be an issue.,” said James Haas, Chairman and COO of GreenGro Technologies, Inc.  “Our indoor grow racks use the latest hydroponics technology to create a mobile rack structure fitted with trays, lighting and ventilation equipment which can be adapted to meet available space.  We believe this vertical indoor grow technology will bring us one step closer towards a greener, more sustainable future as it produces higher quality crops while significantly reducing operating expenses and production costs.”

The term vertical farm was popularized by Dickson Despommier, a professor emeritus of environmental health sciences at Columbia University. Vertical farming is expected to grow to $9.7 billion worldwide by 2026, from $3.1 billion in 2021, according to ResearchAndMarkets.com, a data analysis firm. Pitchbook, a financial data and software company in Seattle, tracked 33 deals worth nearly $960 million in 2021, up from $865 million the year before and $484 million in 2019.