Collaboration between Royal Brinkman and Moleaer initially started in Europe in 2019. After many successful installations and proven grower benefits in greenhouses and outdoor reservoirs across Europe, Royal Brinkman is now eager to introduce the technology to greenhouse growers in Mexico to improve water quality and utilization, crop output, and profitability. 

Collaboration between Royal Brinkman and Moleaer initially started in Europe in 2019. After many successful installations and proven grower benefits in greenhouses and outdoor reservoirs across Europe, Royal Brinkman is now eager to introduce the technology to greenhouse growers in Mexico to improve water quality and utilization, crop output, and profitability.Moleaer’s patented nanobubble technology has been validated by renowned universities including UCLA, Virginia Tech, University of Georgia and others, as well as and horticultural research organizations such as Delphy and NovaCropControl to research and substabtiate crop benefits for tomatoes, peppers, strawberries and other crops.

“Mexico’s greenhouse horticulture market has been important for Moleaer and the company’s customer base has been developing rapidly in recent years,” says Nick Dyner, CEO of Moleaer. “Mexican growers are constantly looking to improve their cultivation, and nanobubbles can contribute to that mission by reducing root-borne disease, improving yields, reducing biofilm and improving irrigation water quality and performance. Royal Brinkman’s network in Mexico allows us to expand our local support and service to growers.”

Ben Sosef, General Manager of Royal Brinkman Mexico, adds, “We’ve seen great success in the deployment of Moleaer’s nanobubble technology in many countries and we look forward to repeating that success in Mexico. We strongly feel that growers here are ready to adopt the leading nanobubble technology for horticulture to improve their operations and sustainability.”

This strategic partnership delivers a full-service solution and after sales support to help growers get the most out of Moleaer´s nanobubble technology and quantify results. Royal Brinkman has had an office in Mexico for more than ten years and recently moved into a larger facility to support their “local for local” strategy. Moleaer has sales and support staff that reside in Mexico and Latin America.

Royal Brinkman is a global horticultural supplier, consultant and installer with specialised knowledge of professional horticulture. With a wide range of 30,000 items, Royal Brinkman supplies products to more than 100 countries and operates with a local branch in 14 countries, including Mexico. Royal Brinkman's webshop offers grower service and convenience. Our specialists and account teams advise growers worldwide with one goal: to help growers improve crop yields worldwide. Visit: https://royalbrinkman.com/

Moleaer™ is the leading nanobubble technology company with over 2,200 nanobubble generator installations in 50+ countries. Deploying the unique power of nanobubbles, Moleaer enhances and improves the performance and productivity of some of the most critical industrial processes, unlocking the power of water to help farmers grow more food, empower businesses to manage their water needs more effectively and efficiently, and restore aquatic ecosystems sustainably without chemicals.

Nanobubbles, which are 2,500 times smaller than a grain of salt, allow the scarce resource of water do more with less. They supersaturate water with oxygen, form natural oxidants for disinfection, improve plant health, and increase water’s ability to permeate soil and rock. Moleaer’s patented nanobubble technology provides the highest oxygen transfer rate in the aeration and gas infusion industry, with an efficiency of more than 85% per foot of water. Its nanobubble generators are a cost-effective, chemical-free solution proven to increase sustainable food production, reduce chemical usage, restore aquatic ecosystems, and improve natural resource recovery. Moleaer technology has been validated by extensive research and renown universities. Visit: www.Moleaer.com