
Sakata at the British Tomato Conference 2026
Join Sakata at the British Tomato Conference 2026 and discover solutions that help secure quality, consistency and market appeal in tomatoes.
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Are you a retailer, a seed distributor or a category manager looking for high-performing vegetable varieties combining consumer appeal, commercial performance and production reliability?
Join Sakata at Fruit Attraction 2026.
Dates: from 6 to 8 October 2026.
Location: Hall 9, Stand 9D 24, IFEMA Madrid.
This year’s highlights:
Saiko Star F1
Recent consumer studies confirmed what growers and retailers already appreciate: Saiko Star F1 excels in flavour intensity, sweetness, balanced acidity, firmness and juiciness.
A star for growers and consumers alike.
Chocostar F1
Designed to help create differentiation and value throughout the category.
Japi®
A gourmet tomato with a unique sensory profile.
A tomato that makes people happy.
The Sakata team will be available throughout the event to discuss your challenges, share market insights and recommend varieties adapted to your needs.
Come taste the difference

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Sakata Vegetables Europe, a subsidiary of Sakata Seed Corporation (Japan), breeds, produces and markets high quality vegetable seeds for Europe, Middle East and Africa. It offers around 1020 varieties of broccoli, tomato, squash, watermelon and cabbage to name a few.
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