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At De Ruiter, we believe that by combining our customers passion with our expertise and unique technology we can grow a true piece of art together... Discover the beauty of De Ruiter tomatoes with us!
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Seed Quality Knowledge Center
High-quality seeds mean high performance for youStriving for excellence and high quality is central to our people and processes. Quality is in our DNA. It’s in our core. This means when you plant our seeds, you can start the season with the confidence of high quality and high performance.
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Innovation and Sustainability in Horticulture
Together with growers, we are constantly exploring ways to innovate and make horticulture more sustainable. Our latest catalog offers a comprehensive overview of our tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, rootstocks, and strawberries. We also share the latest news and insights relevant to your crop. Download now and start exploring the possibilities for a more productive and sustainable future.
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New tomato varieties offer protection against ToBRFV mutation
The Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) continues to challenge growers worldwide. While there are various varieties available with claims for ToBRFV resistance based on single-gene resistance, we’re focusing on a different path: investing in multi-gene ToBRFV resistance that doesn’t compromise fruit quality or agronomic performance.
De Ruiter®, has tested four tomato varieties containing multi-gene resistant technology, and the results show protection – even against the new RB-ToBRFV isolate.