Magic Sun launches hydroponic greenhouse-grown tomatoes

With five greenhouse locations in central Mexico, Globalmex International said it has been harvesting its roma tomato crop for over a month, yielding exceptional results.

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This new crop of high-tech hydroponic greenhouse-grown roma tomatoes rounds out Magic Sun’s offerings of conventional and USDA-certified organic greenhouse tomatoes, says Globalmex International Inc.
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Globalmex International Inc., marketing under the Magic Sun brand, says it has launched high-tech hydroponic greenhouse-grown roma tomatoes in central Mexico.

“Our unique combination of advanced hydroponic systems and strategic high-elevation locations in central Mexico ensures exceptional insulation from adverse weather conditions, resulting in a resilient and dependable harvest,” Anthony Otto, Globalmex International sales manager, said in a news release.

This new crop rounds out Magic Sun’s offerings of conventional and USDA-certified organic greenhouse tomatoes, the release said.

“With the addition of our high-tech greenhouse-grown roma tomatoes, we now offer a comprehensive range of tomato products to meet the diverse needs of our customers,” Otto said. “Our team has worked tirelessly to perfect our growing techniques, and we’re delighted with the outcome. We’re confident that our Magic Sun brand roma tomatoes will become the go-to choice for discerning customers seeking premium quality and consistency.”

With five greenhouse locations in central Mexico, Globalmex International said it has been harvesting its roma tomato crop for over a month, yielding exceptional results. The company said the tomatoes exceed expectations, boasting large fruit with vibrant color and superior quality and flavor.

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