Hispatec Agrointeligencia, a leading company in technological solutions for global agriculture, will be present at two key events for the Chilean agricultural industry: the Global Cherry Summit and the South American Blueberry Convention.
The South American Blueberry Convention 2023, will be hosted by Yentzen Group and the Chilean Blueberry Committee – ASOEX, will be held on April 18 and will bring together more than 600 members of the global blueberry industry. Hispatec Agrointelligence will address the degree of digitalization in the blueberry industry and present a value proposition aimed at improving the competitiveness and productivity of the market. The convention aims to understand the current variables affecting the sector and model the various scenarios faced by producers and exporters.
The Global Cherry Summit 2023, which will be held on Thursday, April 20, at the same venue, will bring together more than 900 international leaders and players from the cherry industry to address their challenges and opportunities. Hispatec Agrointeligencia will share its experience in successful projects and present its portfolio of technological solutions applied to the efficient and sustainable management of cherry cultivation.
Both events will feature the participation of industry leaders and will feature informative talks, specialized panels, and the analysis of cherry and blueberry exports to international markets.
Hispatec Agrointelligencia, through its digital tools for the entire agri-food network, seeks to digitize and connect all the processes of the field. They collect data and transform it into intelligence. “With 5 years of operation in Chile, we have been a pioneer in advancing towards an increasingly efficient and sustainable agriculture at an economic, social, and environmental level,” stated Carlos Yanine, Business Development Hispatec Chile.
“We at Hispatec Chile are taking a very important step forward in the democratization of technology and innovation processes applied in agribusiness for the entire Chilean territory, from large players to small farmers. The digitalization of processes and the use of Artificial Intelligence have already started to be an international requirement in the industry in 2023. We don't want anyone to be left out. All the sector's agents must work together to be more competitive, at the country level, in management, production, and exports. We must think global and act local," Yanine stated.
For more information:
Ana García de la Blanca
Hispatec
T: +34 950281182
ana.garciadelablanca@hispatec.com
www.hispatec.com