
Tomato Seeds
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Creating tomato varieties for the future

Experience TomatoVision
TomatoVision is home to our research and development where new hybrids are tested and selected. From concept varieties to taste testing, today’s smartest tomato breeders are working on 800 new varieties, all within our 1,400-square-meter high-tech greenhouse located in Maasland, Netherlands.

Tomato genetics fit for your region
Because we work closely with growers in more than 100 countries, we have a deep understanding of which tomato seeds will deliver the best crops at the best prices for your particular needs.
Production and supply centers across the world
Today, you’ll find our tomato seeds in more than 140 countries, delivering the crops that you need — and your customers want. For us, developing and improving varieties is a passion driven by insight and innovation.
Managing critical disease resistance
First to announce ToBRFV resistance
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Find your fit for any method of tomato production

Open field
Open-field growing still accounts for 65% of all tomatoes grown worldwide. We’re supporting open-field tomato growers at the Naples research station. Located just south of the frost line in Florida, the Syngenta Naples research station allows for two generations per year of vegetable crops to be grown. The facility includes more than 100 open-field acres and contains more than 604 square meters of greenhouse space, in addition to controlled growth environments and laboratories to meet grower and retail demand.

Passive greenhouse
At Syngenta, we are always innovating to support our growers across production practices. Our India Greenhouse program is a great example of an initiative to finance greenhouses that will help smallholder farmers produce larger, healthier crops that are protected from disease vectors, such as insects.

Active greenhouse
Syngenta takes a leadership role in protecting seed health and was a key initiator of the Good Seed and Plant Practices (GSPP) hygiene and prevention system that reduces the risk of Clavibacter michiganensis (Cmm) for tomato. GSPP ensures the production site’s quality management system, work methods, and information comply with standards to ensure healthy seeds and plants, and quality information per production site, entity, lot, or batch.
Constant innovation results in exceptional varieties
Processing tomatoes:

Maximizing grower productivity
If you process tomatoes — or supply tomatoes to processors — you know the challenges facing the industry with climate changes, drought, higher temperatures, and fewer water resources. To help growers and processors meet those challenges, Syngenta is investing in developing new varieties for the processing market.
We continue to research and develop seeds with higher Brix ratings, more dry matter, better disease resistance, and predictable, uniform ripening times.