InvestorNewsBreaks — Save Foods Inc. (NASDAQ: SVFD) Reports Increased EU Interest in Innovative Eco-treatments

Sep 21, 2022

Save Foods (NASDAQ: SVFD) (FSE: 80W), an agrifood tech company specializing in ecocrop protection designed to help reduce food waste and ensure food safety while reducing the use of pesticides, is reporting increased interest in its proprietary eco-treatment designed to prolong shelf life of fresh fruit. According to the announcement, the company says that interest is particularly high among European retailers and distributors. The interest is a natural result of European regulators and retailers moving toward adopting a “zero-tolerance” policy regarding pesticide residue limits. “After implementing Save Food’s innovative eco-treatment across several produce lines — including avocados, bell peppers, and mangos — several of our EU-based clients informed me that they have noticed higher-quality produce with extended freshness,” said Save Foods advisory board member and Galilgee Export CEO Dror Eigerman in the press release. “I believe as more retailers and distributors learn of Save Foods’ innovative treatment and its many potential benefits, we will face growing demand to use the treatments. . . . Based on my discussions with the EU-based clients, Galilee Export looks forward to increasing our sales in the EU. Save Foods’ innovative eco-treatment provides a great combination of no added cost, no workflow disruption and, most importantly meets strict EU regulations regarding pesticides.”

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About Save Foods Inc.

Save Foods is an innovative, dynamic company addressing two of the most significant challenges in the agrifood tech industry: food waste and loss and food safety. The company is dedicated to delivering integrated solutions for improved safety, freshness and quality, every step of the way from field to fork. Collaborating closely with its customers, Save Foods develops new solutions that benefit the entire supply chain and improve the safety and quality of life of both workers and consumers alike. SVFD’s initial applications are in post-harvest treatments in fruit and vegetable packing houses that process produce such as citrus, avocado, pears, apples and mangos. For more information about the company, visit www.SaveFoods.co.

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