Seed Potato Market

Seed potatoes are tubers left over from the previous year's harvest. Potato plants can be grown from supermarket potatoes. Still, commercially produced seed potatoes that have been specially selected for their performance and are virus-free are likely to yield a better crop. The seed potato market is divided into three categories based on the type of seed sold: stored value (seed), early-crop (seed), and specialty (seed). The stored-value segment is expected to grow at the fastest rate due to the rising demand for organic seed potatoes.

The seed potato market is expected to grow at a **% CAGR between 2019 and 2031. This expansion is being driven primarily by increased demand from the food processing industry as a result of a rising global population and increased consumption of healthy foods.

The seed potato market is divided into three categories based on the type of seed sold: stored value (seed), early-crop (seed), and specialty (seed). The stored-value segment is expected to grow at the fastest rate due to the rising demand for organic seed potatoes. Due to increased demand for fresh vegetables and fruits in urban areas, the early-crop segment is expected to be the fastest-growing segment. Because it is skewed toward certain regions, such as Europe and the Asia Pacific, the specialty category is expected to grow at a slower rate.

Regarding value, some of the leading players in the seed potato market are Vfarm, Potatoes, BASF, Xisen Potato Industry Group, Syngenta, A. De Nijs & Zn. B.V., and Albert Bartlett and Sons.