Carbon Less Future (CLF) has formalized a regional partnership to expand the deployment of its vertical growing containers to Middle Eastern markets. The Latvia-based company confirmed that it has signed a cooperation agreement with Jordan's Jibreen Group.
"Jibreen Group will represent CLF across Middle Eastern countries," says Aigars Jacuks, COO and Co-Founder. "They have a strong presence in the region through their other projects."
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Commercial rollout and demonstration plans
According to Jacuks, initial commercial activity is expected to begin in the near term. "We are looking to start our first sales very soon, and to place a demo container in the region. The exact location has not yet been confirmed."
The demonstration unit is expected to serve as a regional reference site for the company's container-based sapling production system, which is designed for controlled, high-density seedling cultivation.
Seed testing and date palm propagation
CLF will begin working with seed material from the region as part of the collaboration. "We will be testing their local seed varieties in Latvia, and we are looking to grow date palm saplings in the near future," Jacuks says. Date palm propagation is particularly relevant in Middle Eastern markets, where the crop carries both economic and cultural significance.
"This is an important step for Carbon Less Future and our international growth. We thank Jibreen Group for their trust and partnership," Jacuks says.
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