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"It makes the crew happy" – Agwa CEO on growing food onboard vessels
Peter Nilson speaks to Agwa CEO Oren Saar about the company's growth in the maritime sector and how growing produce onboard vessels can be beneficial to everyone.
Peter Nilson speaks to Agwa CEO Oren Saar about the company's growth in the maritime sector and how growing produce onboard vessels can be beneficial to everyone.

Baltic Transport Journal
Discover the Baltic Transport Journal, your premier source for insights into the transport industry across the Baltic Sea region. Based in Gdynia, Poland, this publication expertly covers maritime transport, logistics, and port operations, offering valuable information to help professionals navigate the complexities of the industry. Stay ahead with the latest trends and developments with the Baltic Transport Journal.

Ship Technology
Explore how Agwa is revolutionizing onboard nutrition with innovative fresh food production systems at sea. This article delves into our cutting-edge technologies that enhance crew welfare and sustainability by providing fresh, chemical-free vegetables directly on commercial vessels. Learn about our AI-driven solutions that adapt to any weather or geographic conditions, ensuring a steady supply of fresh produce no matter where the journey takes us

TradeWin
Synergy Marine, Eastern Pacific, CoolCo, Seaspan, and Capital Group are using Agwa’s AI-powered vegetable-growers to provide fresh produce to crews, improving morale and reducing costs. A pilot on the Effie Maersk leads to plans for expansion across Synergy's 700+ ships.

Safety4sea
Explore how the maritime industry is going green by growing fresh vegetables onboard vessels. This innovative practice not only improves crew well-being with fresh produce but also reduces the carbon footprint associated with traditional food supply chains.

Posidonia 2024
Get ready for business
Posidonia continues as the global marketplace for shipbuilders, suppliers of ships’ equipment and shipping-related services. Expect keen interest from technical and commercial executives from Greek and international companies in the busy exhibition halls.
As always, the Posidonia exhibition will be strongly attended by Greek shipowners, and exhibitors will find that their technical and operations managers are keen to investigate the latest equipment, technologies, financial and service offerings.
Greek owners are investing heavily in cutting-edge technology for quality assurance, regulatory compliance and environmental protection. They continue to be the mainstay of the many financial, insurance, classification and professional institutions that are their partners in making such a major contribution to global seaborne trading.
The same is true of buyers from the international organisations that together create the largest commercial gathering in the shipping calendar.
Posidonia continues as the global marketplace for shipbuilders, suppliers of ships’ equipment and shipping-related services. Expect keen interest from technical and commercial executives from Greek and international companies in the busy exhibition halls.
As always, the Posidonia exhibition will be strongly attended by Greek shipowners, and exhibitors will find that their technical and operations managers are keen to investigate the latest equipment, technologies, financial and service offerings.
Greek owners are investing heavily in cutting-edge technology for quality assurance, regulatory compliance and environmental protection. They continue to be the mainstay of the many financial, insurance, classification and professional institutions that are their partners in making such a major contribution to global seaborne trading.
The same is true of buyers from the international organisations that together create the largest commercial gathering in the shipping calendar.

Hellenic Shipping News
Agwa is revolutionizing crew welfare at sea with its innovative, AI-powered onboard vegetable growing systems. These systems transform ships into self-sustaining ecosystems, ensuring crews have access to fresh, nutritious produce year-round. By bridging the gap between shore-based and onboard nutrition, Agwa enhances crew health, satisfaction, and sustainability in maritime operations.

TFI
Discover the latest in technology for everyday living: from self-contained vegetable patches to miniature greenhouses, these innovations redefine convenience in urban gardening, bringing fresh produce right to your doorstep.

Startup Magazin RTL+
The “Startup Magazin” is a show that streams on RTL+, focusing on the significance of startups as key drivers for the economy and society. It features various topics related to innovative business ideas with high growth potential, particularly in the internet and technology sectors. The show is known for presenting its themes in a concise and accessible manner, making it appealing to a broad audience. It avoids deep technical jargon to keep the content engaging and understandable.

no camels
Transforming a wine fridge into a self-contained vegetable garden, this innovative approach allows for effortless vegetable cultivation at home. With simple setup and automated processes, growing your own produce becomes both accessible and convenient.

EPS
Agwa is excited to announce a pioneering commercial partnership with Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS), a technology-driven shipping company committed to seafarers' well-being. In this innovative collaboration, Agwa will deploy 400 cutting-edge autonomous vegetable-growing devices on EPS ships, ensuring a steady supply of fresh vegetables anytime, anywhere. Powered by Agwa's cloud-based "AI virtual agronomist," these devices guarantee optimal growing conditions, providing a simple user experience akin to a capsule coffee machine for plants. This partnership transforms the availability of fresh, nutritious greens on commercial vessels.

New Atlas
AGWA offers a sustainable solution for indoor gardening, combining hydroponics with elegant design. Its compact system enables users to grow fresh herbs and vegetables year-round, effortlessly integrating greenery into modern living spaces.

SPRING WISE
Agwa introduces Agwa 2.0, an autonomous vegetable system for sustainable homegrown produce, requiring no experience. It uses AI to monitor growth, reduces transport emissions, and offers various vegetables and herbs. Agwa also partners with Eastern Pacific Shipping to provide fresh produce for maritime crews. These innovations aim to minimize waste and improve global food systems.

VIVA TECHNOLOGY
VivaTech 2023 showcases eight startups with groundbreaking innovations across various industries. From cutting-edge technology to disruptive business models, these startups promise to revolutionize the future landscape of entrepreneurship and innovation.

Marine Insight
Marine Insight is a comprehensive digital platform for maritime professionals, providing a broad spectrum of information across the maritime industry. The site offers the latest news, detailed articles, safety guidelines, and updates on maritime laws and technologies. Additionally, Marine Insight provides access to online courses and eBooks through its academy and club, covering topics from navigation and engineering to maritime law and career development. The platform is designed to support the continuous learning and professional growth of individuals in the maritime sector.

The Jerusalem post
This indoor vegetable grower uses AI and automation to make your next salad.

Carbono News
In Galilee, AGWA Farm introduces a Nespresso-style machine for home vegetable cultivation, revolutionizing indoor gardening. This innovative device offers convenience and sustainability, empowering individuals to grow fresh produce in their own homes.

ISRAEL 21
Discover how AGWA Farm simplifies home vegetable cultivation with its innovative technology. Offering convenience and sustainability, AGWA's solution revolutionizes indoor gardening, making it accessible and effortless for everyone.
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