Some days ago, the city of Agadir became the heart of North Africa’s tomato industry during the Tomato Morocco Conference 2025, a key gathering for growers, researchers, and agri-businesses. Among the standout participants was Yuksel Seeds Morocco, which reaffirmed its leadership in genetic innovation and practical solutions tailored to today’s agricultural challenges.
The Yuksel Morocco team seized the opportunity to reconnect with partners and clients, while showcasing its newest portfolio of tomato varieties resistant to Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) a major concern for growers worldwide.
“It was an incredibly rewarding experience. We exchanged insights, answered technical questions, and most importantly, demonstrated the tangible results of our latest research,” said Abderrahim Chajia, Country Manager of Yuksel Seeds Morocco.
The company’s stand drew considerable attention, highlighting several high-yield, virus-resistant varieties that maintain excellent fruit quality and are specifically bred for the climatic and agronomic conditions of Morocco and the broader Mediterranean region.
Beyond the product display, Yuksel Seeds actively took part in technical discussions and roundtables that addressed the future of tomato cultivation in the region, emphasizing innovation, sustainability, and farmer resilience.
With its strong presence at the Tomato Morocco Conference 2025, Yuksel Seeds reinforces its commitment to the agricultural development of the region, offering sustainable, resilient, and profitable solutions for growers facing an increasingly complex and competitive market.
