RedSea to dig further into Egypt’s agricultural market

RedSea to dig further into Egypt’s agricultural market

RedSea, an agtech business based in Saudi Arabia, is prioritising Egypt to transform the North African nation’s agricultural industry. The company has also announced the appointment of Bruno De Oliveira as vice president of Egypt and East Africa as a result of increasing customer demand for their products.   RedSea has already installed heat-blocking roofing materials […]

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RedSea, an agtech business based in Saudi Arabia, is prioritising Egypt to transform the North African nation’s agricultural industry.

The company has also announced the appointment of Bruno De Oliveira as vice president of Egypt and East Africa as a result of increasing customer demand for their products.  

RedSea has already installed heat-blocking roofing materials on 30 hectares of a major government-owned site in Egypt. 

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De Oliveira told AGBI that RedSea’s technologies, which have already been tested in Egypt, are “ready for rapid and wide deployment”, both in open field and controlled environment agriculture.

The company claims its Iyris SecondSky roof technology can reduce energy usage by over 40 percent, water use in irrigation by 30