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Once a hot Berlin-based startup, Infarm struggled to turn a profit, causing it to declare insolvency in its major European markets in 2023

Vertical-farming business Infarm is consolidating operations and cutting hundreds of jobs due to “challenging” business conditions.

This pioneering, high-yield success marks a significant milestone towards climate-resilient agriculture and food security, the company says.

Why this development could be a game changer.

Results are a major milestone in drive to create climate-resilient infrastructure, company claims

Comment: The following is easily one of the most comprehensive assessments we've seen of the global elite's takeover of the West's food systems.... "Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole...

US business magazine Fast Company listed 528 companies and organizations across 52 sectors, including 11 Israeli companies.

Urban farming company introduces automated, modular Growing Center Infarm, an urban farming company that is already present in 10 countries, 30 cities and thousands of stores, continues to realize its vision of a global, connected, sustainable and highly efficient farming ecosystem. Infarms goals include driving innovation in the $3 trillion global fruit and vegetable market. To this end, Infarm has unveiled its new automated and modular Infarm Growing Centers (IGC). Each IGC is a local farm an...

Share this article Share this article BERLIN, Feb. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Infarm, the worlds fastest-growing urban farming company already available in 10 countries and 30 cities in thousands of stores, continued the rollout of its vision for a global interconnected, sustainable and highly efficient farming ecosystem.  Infarm, the world’s fastest-growing urban farming company, has introduced its new high-capacity, automated, modular Growing Center - a local farm and distribution center in...