Gambo Xian employs a new biological plant, producing 5 million blueberry seedlings annually.
Published 2025년 11월 20일
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On November 17, Camposol officially launched its newly completed bio-factory. The factory will strengthen the company's variety research and development capabilities and efficiently advance its new planting area expansion plans.
The newly completed bio-factory is located in Trujillo, in northwestern Peru, which is the third-largest city in Peru. The factory covers an area of 2000 square meters and can produce up to 5 million blueberry seedlings annually. The factory integrates traditional propagation and tissue culture production, ensuring precise, consistent, and efficient breeding processes.
The entire factory operation is managed by a professional team with extensive experience in plant tissue culture and biotechnology. The traditional breeding area incorporates European plant growth chamber technology, precisely controlling temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide concentration, and light conditions to fully optimize seedlings before transplanting, including root development, plant growth, and stress resistance. The tissue culture production area combines bioreactor technology to achieve efficient cultivation and proliferation, significantly improving breeding efficiency while greatly reducing time and resource consumption.
Relying on this new bio-factory, Camposol will expand the scale of its new planting areas using its proprietary blueberry varieties and update the blueberry varieties in its existing production areas. The company also plans to continuously develop new varieties to better adapt to local growing conditions and international market demands.
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The newly completed bio-factory is located in Trujillo, in northwestern Peru, which is the third-largest city in Peru. The factory covers an area of 2000 square meters and can produce up to 5 million blueberry seedlings annually. The factory integrates traditional propagation and tissue culture production, ensuring precise, consistent, and efficient breeding processes.
The entire factory operation is managed by a professional team with extensive experience in plant tissue culture and biotechnology. The traditional breeding area incorporates European plant growth chamber technology, precisely controlling temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide concentration, and light conditions to fully optimize seedlings before transplanting, including root development, plant growth, and stress resistance. The tissue culture production area combines bioreactor technology to achieve efficient cultivation and proliferation, significantly improving breeding efficiency while greatly reducing time and resource consumption.
Relying on this new bio-factory, Camposol will expand the scale of its new planting areas using its proprietary blueberry varieties and update the blueberry varieties in its existing production areas. The company also plans to continuously develop new varieties to better adapt to local growing conditions and international market demands.
Image source: redagricola2025 International Fruit and Vegetable Report. All rights reserved. For reprints, please contact the International Fruit and Vegetable Report for permission and credit.
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On November 17, Camposol officially launched its newly completed biofactory. The factory will strengthen the company's variety research and development capabilities, efficiently advancing its new planting area expansion plans. The newly completed biofactory is located in Trujillo, in northwestern Peru, which is the third largest city in Peru. The factory covers an area of 2,000 square meters and can produce up to 5 million blueberry seedlings annually. The factory integrates traditional propagation and tissue culture production, ensuring precise, consistent, and efficient breeding processes. The entire factory operation is managed by a professional team with extensive experience in plant tissue culture and biotechnology. The traditional breeding area incorporates European plant growth chamber technology, precisely controlling temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide concentration, and light conditions to fully optimize seedlings before transplanting, including root development, plant ...
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