By working in partnership with Bergman Seeds, growers gain early access to the newest resistant varieties. This is of strategic importance to help them meet retailers’ needs and add value for consumers. One example is Anizalla BS, the new ToBRFV-resistant mini-plum truss variety that is already being grown commercially for sale in Germany and the…
Hello friends of the Bergman Seeds world! We are pleased to highlight a recent feature published by OPB on March 6, 2023. The article offers a detailed look at how Bergman Seeds introduced its Swedish-bred radicchio varieties to the United States — transforming decades of horticultural expertise into a growing presence in the North American…
We’re delighted to share with you the captivating world of radicchio in the Pacific Northwest, as told by Matthew Trueherz’s article on October 27, 2022. This narrative delves into the fervor cultivated by passionate farmers who see radicchio not just as a vegetable but as a unifying symbol. The Radicchio Cult in the Pacific Northwest The article…
Hello friends of the Bergman Seeds world! We are excited to share with you a fascinating story recently told by the New York Times that is close to our hearts. The article, published on June 9, 2021, explores the growth and success of Bergman Seeds in the radicchio industry. The Root of a Success StoryThe…
Galilea Tomato: The Untold Story Behind Its Global Success The Bergman Seeds’ Tomato team was taken by surprise when their determinate open field variety, Galilea, became a long-standing blockbuster. It is because Bergman Seeds was traditionally known for its indeterminate greenhouse varieties and globally grown round tomatoes. Launched 15 years ago in Mexico, Galilea significantly…
