Vilmorin-Mikado in the news

Vilmorin-Mikado expands its yellow and red California pepper offerings in Almería with new varieties like Turing and Numenor, strengthening its market leadership.

Vilmorin-Mikado is investing 9.5 million euros to modernize its La Ménitré headquarters, emphasizing employee well-being and innovation.

Vilmorin-Mikado is modernizing its headquarters in La Ménitré, including renovations, new constructions, and outdoor facilities for its 500 employees.

A new integrated approach and branding for tomato and rootstock combinations aims to optimize grower yields through global R&D and expert technical support.

Specialized seeds for SULTAN F1, CHAMAN F1, and GECKO F1 Charentais melons are driving high-quality exports from Morocco to the European market.

Vilmorin & Cie plans to sell a 35% stake in its vegetable seeds business to ADQ to fund growth and launch a desert-agriculture R&D partnership.

Vilmorin & Cie is partnering with sovereign investor ADQ to sell a 35% stake in its vegetable seed business and launch a R&D joint venture for arid-climate crops.

Vilmorin-Mikado expanded its California pepper portfolio with three new varieties: yellow Faraday and Arquímedes, and red Nazgul, all designed for enhanced resistance and consistent fruit quality.

Vilmorin-Mikado employees are striking over salary increase disputes, citing loss of purchasing power despite company growth.

Strategic operations in Japan serve as a central research and distribution hub for the Asian vegetable seed market.

Vilmorin-Mikado, a Franco-Japanese professional vegetable seed supplier, leverages Japan as a strategic hub for its Asian operations and global seed development.

A professional vegetable seed supplier marks four decades of US expansion and the opening of a new California research facility.

Vilmorin-Mikado Atlas introduced ToBRFV-resistant CURIOSO F1 and INTUITIVO F1 cherry tomato varieties in Morocco, providing a solution to significant crop losses caused by the virus.

Vilmorin-Mikado Italia launched Giubilo F1, a new ToBRFV-resistant tomato variety, in Italy after seven years of research and development.

Vilmorin-Mikado Italia is introducing a ToBRFV-resistant tomato variety to help Italian growers combat crop losses from the infectious virus.

Vilmorin-Mikado, a vegetable seed specialist, opened its doors to the public in La Ménitré for the Made in Angers event.

Vilmorin-Mikado Atlas introduces the FULLPRO F1 and DEFENSOR F1 tomato rootstocks to improve crop resistance and yields in saline and greenhouse environments.

Vilmorin-Mikado Atlas promotes its ASTUTO F1 cherry tomato variety as a high-yield, disease-resistant solution for the competitive Moroccan export market.

Vilmorin North America changed its name to Vilmorin-Mikado USA, Inc., reflecting its Franco-Japanese roots and global presence as a professional vegetable seed supplier.

Vilmorin-Mikado's carrot varieties are used globally, excelling in production phases and offering strong tops, high quality, and superior seed technologies.