Meteor

Protective Netting for Crops

Agriculture & Food Technologies
Acquired (Inactive) by Politiv on Sep 2015 - closed due to acquisition
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Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in October 2008, Meteor operated with 11–50 employees. The company was acquired by Politiv in September 2015, marking a significant exit in the agricultural technology sector.

Business overview

Meteor specializes in developing and manufacturing protective netting solutions for crops. These products are designed to shield vegetables, fruits, and herbs from insects, birds, sun exposure, and adverse weather conditions, while also facilitating growth control. The company's technology serves a broad range of growers, offering solutions tested across various climates and environments, and adhering to international standards. Meteor operates within the Agriculture & Food Technologies sector, specifically focusing on Ag Tech and Farm Equipment & Treatment, with a core technology in Polymers.

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Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Meteor's primary business?
Meteor develops and manufactures protective netting for crops, designed to shield them from pests, birds, sun, and weather, while also aiding in growth control.
When was Meteor acquired and by whom?
Meteor was acquired by Politiv in September 2015.
What types of products does Meteor offer?
Meteor offers products such as BioNet, CrystalNet, AntivirusNet, and SpiderNet, all designed for crop protection.
What impact did Meteor's anti-insect netting have on agriculture?
In December 2009, Meteor's anti-insect netting was noted for revolutionizing agriculture by preventing bug infestations, leading to fresh, pesticide-free produce and creating a multi-million dollar industry in Israel for kosher-certified vegetables.
What innovations did Meteor introduce in its agricultural nets?
In April 2012, Meteor introduced innovations to its anti-virus agricultural nets to prevent insect infestation in crops, helping to save billions of dollars worth of produce and prevent the spread of diseases.
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