29 September 2026 News
Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) continues to be one of the most significant challenges facing tomato production worldwide. Since its emergence, growers have had to navigate increasing pressure on crop reliability, product quality, and business continuity.
Addressing challenges of this scale requires ongoing innovation and a long-term perspective. That is why Enza Zaden and Limagrain Vegetable Seeds have entered into a strategic collaboration focused on advancing sustainable resistance solutions against ToBRFV.
Both companies have played a leading role in the development and practical application of ToBRFV resistance solutions. Through years of investment in research, breeding, and innovation, they have helped provide growers with tools to manage the impact of the virus and continue producing healthy tomato crops.
The collaboration brings together complementary expertise, technologies, and intellectual property positions. By combining these strengths, the two organizations aim to accelerate innovation and strengthen the long-term effectiveness and durability of resistance solutions available to the industry.
ToBRFV is not a short-term issue. It remains a structural challenge affecting tomato production around the world. Growers continue to look for reliable solutions that help protect crop performance while supporting sustainable production systems.
The collaboration between Enza Zaden and Limagrain Vegetable Seeds is rooted in a shared ambition: contributing to long-term progress for the tomato sector. By strengthening innovation and enabling broader access to effective resistance solutions through a responsible framework for cooperation, both companies seek to support growers today while helping prepare the industry for the future.
While each company remains fully independent in its business activities and market approach, this collaboration reflects a shared commitment to scientific excellence, innovation and supporting growers around the world.
By working together on one of the industry's most pressing challenges, Enza Zaden and Limagrain Vegetable Seeds aim to contribute to a more resilient and sustainable future for tomato production worldwide
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