Startup Battlefield Mena 2018: Pure Harvest

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Recorded on October 3, 2018. Pure Harvest Smart Farms is a regional innovator in sustainable agriculture focused on the production of greenhouse fruits & vegetables in the challenging (extreme) climates of the Arab Gulf region using world-leading greenhouse growing technologies. Specializing in vine vegetable crops (tomatoes, capsicum, cucumbers, eggplants, strawberries, etc.), Pure Harvest seeks to […]

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Startup Battlefield Mena 2018: Pure Harvest
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