Electronics giant Panasonic wants Singaporeans to eat its veg


  • TECH
  • Monday, 04 Aug 2014

GREEN WALL: A worker harvesting fresh produce from a tower at Sky Greens vertical farm in Singapore. — Reuters

SINGAPORE: Japan's Panasonic Corp, best known for its television sets and home theater systems, wants to feed Singaporeans its radishes and lettuce. 

A unit of the electronics conglomerate last week started selling to a chain of Japanese restaurants in Singapore fresh produce grown in what it says is the first licensed indoor vegetable farm in the island state. 

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