The inside story: How Syngenta's tomatoes beat ToBRFV
Added on 17 July 2024

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ToBRFV has destroyed crops in 35 countries - and growing - across Asia, Europe, North America and Africa. The virus spreads fast through contact. It hits greenhouse crops hardest but also damages open field tomatoes. Even strict hygiene measures can’t always stop it. Growers can lose on average up to 30% of produce and, at worst, the entire crop.
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