Syngenta Tomatoes: Flavour and Quality First for the UK Market
A New ERA for Tomatoes: ToBRFV-Resistant Varieties that Deliver Superior Flavour and Quality Without Compromise
British consumers have always loved exceptional flavour in tomatoes, whether selecting snack varieties or full-sized vine tomatoes.
When ToBRFV hit tomato cultivations worldwide, the urgent need for resistance pushed flavour and quality into the background. Growers found themselves choosing between protection and performance—unable to find varieties that delivered the complete package of taste, quality, yield, and disease resistance.
The full package is here again
Syngenta now offers a broad portfolio of varieties that are interesting for growers; combining Syngenta’s heritage in flavour and quality with good ToBRFV resistance and all-important product characteristics that growers, retail and consumers want.
The new large vine that has it all
Tested in trials and now commercially available is Clatrello* (TIAC24-0334), a high-quality large vine tomato with a Brix well over 5, deep red internal and external colour and a very good yield and shelf life.
Best tasting cocktail
In cocktail cluster, Syngenta brings the new variety TIAM24-5079 to the market. A variety with shiny, deep red fruits, better taste than the market standard, very good presentation and optimally-sized fruit.
Appealing appearance
The much-appreciated segment of snack tomatoes in different colours is brightened with the arrival of Yellirado, a yellow baby plum and Tatoo and Baldomero, two orange baby plum twins. All with nice fruit sizes, good taste and the bite you expect from snack tomatoes. The good shelf life and appealing appearance top it off.
For the key baby plum segment, Syngenta offers Prodelle, already commercially available for one year, and brand new, Bonelle. Bonelle is a great tasting variety in the family line of Sweetelle and Angelle, well known and appreciated varieties that have been around for a long time. Deep red, Brix over 9 and a real treat.
