Industry

As we dedicated ourselves to creating the perfect climate for greenhouses, you created the ideal environment for us to do what we do best. 40 years of Svensson climate screens is a milestone that we want to celebrate together with you.

Vereijken Nurseries is the first Dutch company in exposed tomato cultivation where the Harmony 1315 O FR has been installed. During the summer, preventing radiation, better crop control, and provide higher production are only a few of the advantages.

Svensson announces the opening of Ludvig Svensson SA de CV, our newly established production facility in Mexico, which officially began operations in March 2020, becoming Svensson's sixth office worldwide.

Register today for "Implementing Plant Empowerment", a free, four-part webinar series that kicks off on Wednesday, June 3rd. Participants will be introduced to the basic principles of Plant Empowerment and growing crops in a sustainable way.

Svensson supports local Charlotte, NC school helping to enrich Webb Street School’s special needs student’s developmental program...

Kyle Edmiston joins Svensson’s North American sales team with a strong background in the sales industry. He brings a wide range of professional skills to the company, including experience...

Svensson’s American subsidiary located in Charlotte, NC commemorated its 30th Anniversary with the debut of its new 60,000 square foot building expansion, doubling the climate screen providers’ warehouse footprint.

Most of the greenhouses in Spain are covered with plastic. The glass greenhouses type Venlo are as good as unknown. The tomato producer Vincent Looije, from the famous Dutch hydrangea dynasty, is building new greenhouse complexes in Águilas in the Spanish way, but using Dutch knowledge.

"PARperfect. More production and less hours of assimilation lighting: therefore, lower costs."

Svensson has started production of greenhouse baffles (vertical screens) at our North American facility to help greenhouse growers reduce temperature gradients and improve the overall greenhouse climate.

The western flower thrips (frankliniella occidentalis) or thrips, are a very dangerous pest for greenhouse growers as they are vectors of viruses.

On Monday, March 25th, industry leaders Svensson, Priva, Signify, and Nunhems hosted a dual-track Precision Growing Practices seminar series in Leamington, Ontario.