Sativus Tech's subsidiary Saffron Tech has launched its new pilot facility.
Incorporating Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) methods, the facility features an autonomous cultivation system that streamlines the saffron farming process. Corms are efficiently cycled between different stations, allowing for seamless management and control of the cultivation process. These innovations set the stage for the implementation of AI logic, to optimize productivity and quality.
This advancement is particularly beneficial for the expansion of saffron-focused products, notably within the beauty, wellness, and nutraceutical industries, where demand for high-quality saffron continues to surge.
"We're thrilled to unveil our state-of-the-art pilot site, marking a significant step forward in shaping the future of saffron production," said Tal Wilk Glazer, CEO of Saffron Tech. "Our mission is to make saffron more accessible and cost-effective while maintaining the highest quality standards. Looking ahead, we're focused on forging strategic partnerships and scaling up production through commercial saffron farms, leveraging insights gained from our pilot facility."
For more information:
Saffron Tech
www.saffron-tech.ag