Do you want to try Japanese strawberries "ICHI-GO"?
Joins us at the tasting event of the Japanese strawberries "ICHI-GO" at the Iceland Ocean Cluster on April, 29th at 14:00
Hello, we're iFarm Iceland and we grow Japanese strawberries in Helguvík at the Iceland EcoBusiness Park.
"ICHI-GO" means strawberry in Japanese. "ICHI-GO" is born in Japan but grown in Iceland.
It is a high-quality strawberry with a taste and texture that many of you have never tasted before.
Have a look at our previous tasting event that was featured in Morgunblaðið.
Would you like to experience a strawberry "ICHI-GO" you have never tasted before?
Date : 29th April 14:00-15:00
Venue : Iceland Ocean Cluster (Grandagarður 16, 101 Rvk)
Click here to apply for the event.
This event is for restaurants, food sales, travel agencies, and other companies interested in "ICHI-GO".
During the event, a small presentation will be given followed by the tasting of "ICHI-GO" and Q&A.
Our Business
We create a new future for food production.
Global agriculture is at a major turning point. Climate change is making it difficult to provide a stable supply of crops.
It is said that raw vegetables and fruits will become super-premium fresh food in a few years.
In addition, there may be production methods and crops whose safety is questionable in the future.
iFarm is a start up that take on the challenge of creating the world's most advanced plant factory from Iceland.
We will build a sustainable food production system in Iceland, a country blessed with renewable energy.
Iceland generates every electricity from renewable sources such as geothermal and hydropower.
We will create a sustainable food production system that can provide food that is stable, planned, safe, nutritious, above all, delicious regardless of the climate by utilizing renewable sources that has less impact on the environment.
We create a production and distribution system that can deliver fresh Japanese strawberries to people in Europe.
We challenge to start the production of Japanese brand-strawberries which we bring their seedlings from Japan.
We are challenging to create a production, harvesting, and distribution system that enables us to deliver strawberries harvested in the morning to people in Europe in the evening of the same day.We are trying to become the No. 1 strawberry producer in Europe.
