Greenoy

Postharvest Treatment of Cut Flowers

Agriculture & Food Technologies
Private

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in March 2006, Greenoy operates with 1–10 employees. The company focuses on developing advanced postharvest solutions for cut flowers.

Business overview

Greenoy specializes in developing and marketing postharvest solutions for the cut flower industry. Its core technology includes long-term storage solutions that extend the shelf life of cut flowers for over four weeks. The company's patented dip protects flowers during storage by managing water balance and evaporation, while its modified-atmosphere packaging creates optimal conditions for extended storage. Greenoy also offers a coating solution designed to inhibit the growth of Botrytis cinerea fungus in cut flowers. The company operates within the Agriculture & Food Technologies sector, specifically targeting the Ag Tech and Farm Equipment & Treatment categories, serving the agriculture and food markets with a focus on crops.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Greenoy's primary focus?
Greenoy's primary focus is on developing and marketing postharvest solutions for cut flowers, aiming to extend their shelf life and maintain quality.
What specific products does Greenoy offer?
Greenoy offers a range of products including Prenoy 600, Dipnoy 60-B, Polinoy MAP, Dipnoy 60-S, and Linoy, all designed for postharvest treatment of cut flowers.
When was Greenoy founded?
Greenoy was founded in March 2006.
What is Greenoy's patented technology?
Greenoy holds a patent for its dip technology, which protects flowers during storage by managing water-balance and evaporation levels, and for its modified-atmosphere packaging adapted for extended storage of cut flowers.
In which geographic markets does Greenoy operate?
Greenoy's geomarkets include the United States.