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Winseed Invests in Future
Winseed expands global R&D footprint with new 20-hectare research site in New Zealand.
Read MoreNew Zealand Seed Company Winning Over India Market
Starting off as a trader, Winseed has developed its own plant research and breeding programme. Winseed Group CEO Tom Sherratt says half the company’s total sales now come from India, with the other half from the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, South America, Australia and New Zealand.
Read MoreStrengthening Global Presence: Winseed opens new HQ in India
Winseed is pleased to announce a significant milestone in its international growth journey with the launch of its new headquarters in Hyderabad, India. This marks a key step in enhancing the company’s presence in one of the world’s most dynamic and promising vegetable seed markets.
Read MoreWinseed Appoints Dr. Vinod Yadav as CEO of Winseed India and Global Head of R&D
Winseed is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Vinod Kumar Yadav as CEO of Winseed India, based in Hyderabad. In addition to his role as CEO for Winseed’s Indian subsidiary, Dr. Yadav will also take on the position of Global Head of Research & Development for the Winseed Group.
Read MoreStrategic Investment: Expanding Our Global Beetroot Leadership
Winseed is proud to announce the acquisition of a world-class beetroot breeding programme, marking a significant milestone in our mission to become a global leader in beetroot genetics. This newly integrated programme includes an extensive germplasm collection of approximately 3,000 lines, offering exciting advancements in key traits such as colour, disease resistance, and consumer appeal.
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