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The world’s largest hydroponic vertical farm

                    Bustanica farm in Dubai: A sustainable model for food

                                          security and green tourism



                   ●  The 330,000 square-foot hydroponic farm can grow more than one million

                      kilograms of quality leafy greens a year
                   ●  Smart technologies using 95% less water than conventional agriculture
                   ●  The farm has a closed-loop irrigation system that recycles water, saving up to
                      250 million liters annually



               UAE, Abu Dhabi – 25 December 2024: The UAE’s National Food Security Strategy 2051
               drives  sustainable food  production  through advanced technology and smart
               solutions. By adopting cutting-edge agricultural systems, the nation balances food
               security, boosts production, and fosters economic diversification.

               With a strong focus on resource conservation, especially water, the UAE sets a global
               example in sustainable, tech-driven agriculture.

               The ‘Bustanica’ farm in Dubai, established by Emirates Flight Catering, stands as a
               spectacular model in global agriculture.

               Recognized as the  world’s largest  vertical farm relying on hydroponic systems,
               ‘Bustanica’  utilizes  advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence and
               cutting-edge applications.

               The farm operates on a continuous production cycle, ensuring the highest quality,
               freshness, and cleanliness of produce, all while avoiding pesticides and chemicals.

               This initiative not only contributes to food security and self-sufficiency but also
               supports resource  sustainability, boosts production, and furthers economic
               diversification based on knowledge-driven innovation.



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