An industrial agricultural company, operating as part of one of Nepal’s oldest and largest conglomerates, is seeking seed exporters from Israel.
The conglomerate, established in the 1930s, employs over 8,000 people and encompasses more than 100 companies across diverse sectors, including agriculture, textiles, trade, technology, and more.
The company’s operations are based on mechanization and modern agricultural industrialization, with the goal of improving crop productivity and supporting the development of sustainable agriculture in the country. It specializes in the commercial cultivation of sugarcane, jute, cereal grains, vegetables, oilseeds, and fruits, and plans to gradually expand its crop variety in the coming years.
Nepal is a country where the majority of the population still relies on agriculture for their livelihood, and the sector contributes a major share to the national GDP. The local seed market is characterized by high demand for quality varieties and a significant dependence on imports, particularly for vegetable and cereal crops. This creates a substantial opportunity for collaboration with international producers who can offer high-quality seeds adapted to large-scale cultivation and the country’s climatic conditions.
