Core Insights - Enza Zaden, a Dutch seed company with 80 years of experience in genetic modification, sees significant potential in the Brazilian market for stronger vegetable seeds due to climate change impacts [1] - The company has launched several new products in Brazil, including virus-resistant salad tomatoes and hybrid onions, and plans to introduce new Italian tomato varieties by 2026 [1] - Enza Zaden generates an annual revenue of €500 million, with 30% reinvested, and Brazil accounts for approximately 5% of its income [1] Company Overview - Enza Zaden has a global presence with 45 subsidiaries across 26 countries and employs around 3,000 people [1] - The company innovates approximately 150 new vegetable varieties each year and sells 800 tons of seeds annually [1] - Besides Brazil, Enza Zaden is also establishing a subsidiary in Chile in 2024, indicating a strategic expansion in South America [1] Market Dynamics - The majority of Enza Zaden's orders currently come from Europe, North America, and North Africa, with Asia identified as a potential new growth area [1]