Pink Farms
Sao Paulo, Brazil · Operator: Pink Farms
Overview
One of Latin America's largest indoor vertical farms, growing greens without soil or sunlight in a Sao Paulo warehouse.
Citizen participation
Supplies pesticide-free greens grown close to the city; public engages mainly as buyers of local fresh produce
Operating model
Commercial hydroponic greens on 8-tier indoor towers, supplied over short distances to the city
Impact
Uses ~95% less water than field farming and proves year-round production next to a megacity.
Crops
- lettuce
- arugula
- spinach
- herbs
Scale
750 m² — 750m2倉庫・8段タワー、月約6,000ポンドの葉物、中南米最大級 / 750 m2 warehouse, 8-tier towers
Sources（2）
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