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Adding large Turkish packing house “Özler Tarim”

Save Foods to grow its commercial program in Turkey

Save Foods, an agri-food-tech company focused on developing and selling eco-friendly products specifically designed to extend the shelf life and ensure food safety of fresh fruits and vegetables, today announced that Özler Tarim, a leading Turkish packing house, is joining Save Foods’ commercial program. For the first step in the commercial program, the packing house will launch a large commercial scale pilot to ensure the product’s seamless implementation and efficacy.

The commercial trial, which is scheduled to begin this week, is designed to verify that the Company’s products mitigate undesirable pathogens, and most importantly, reduce the presence of hazardous pesticide residues on citrus fruit, as required by the EU’s recently established “Farm To Fork Green Deal Initiative”. Özler Tarim, with a 300-ton daily capacity, ships its fruits to more than 35 counties globally, with a large focus on Europe.

Dan Sztybel, the Chief Executive Officer of Save Foods Ltd., the Company’s Israeli Subsidiary, commented on the announcement, “Since we started our activities in Turkey, the demand for green and efficient product reducing pesticides residues has been strong and packers have been very receptive to our unique offering. In fact, we are currently in discussion with additional packing houses to join the program.

Turkey represents a tremendous opportunity for Save Foods since it is one of the world’s largest producers of fruit and vegetables exporting more than 42% of its production to EU countries.” “We believe the operational and economic benefits of our seamless plug and play solution offer a strong value proposition to the region, concluded Mr. Sztybel.”

For more information:
Dariela Farcas
Save Foods
Email: [email protected]

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