09.10 / 2026

Home › Customer Cases › Brazil Tomato Greenhouse Customer Case · Greenhouse Film PO Greenhouse Film for Tomato Production in Minas Gerais, Brazil A Brazilian tomato grower upgraded from seasonal PE sheeting to 5-layer co-extruded PO greenhouse film — 90% light transmission for faster ripening, a 3–5 year UV-stabilized lifespan, and anti-drip protection against leaf disease in the rainy season. 📍 Minas Gerais, Brazil 🍅 Tomatoes 🌧️ Rainy Season 🏭 5-Layer Co-extrusion Case at a Glance Quick Facts Region & climateMinas Gerais, Brazil — strong highland sun, a defined rainy season, and big day-night temperature swings. PartnerA commercial tomato grower running high tunnels for fresh-market tomatoes. Trial scope5-layer co-extruded PO film, UV-stabilized, with anti-drip treatment. Trigger eventPE covers yellowed and lost transmission within 1–2 years; dripping condensation drove leaf disease pressure in the rainy months. OutcomeHigher and more stable light transmission, 3–5 year expected film life, drier canopies through the rains. Why it workedMulti-layer co-extrusion puts UV stabilization, clarity and anti-drip in dedicated layers — matched to strong-sun, humid-season conditions. Background: Tomatoes Under Pressure in the Brazilian Highlands Minas Gerais is one of Brazil’s core vegetable regions, and fresh-market tomatoes are its most demanding crop. The grower had been covering...

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09.04 / 2026

Home › Customer Cases › Florida Berry Greenhouse Customer Case · Greenhouse Film PO Greenhouse Film for Berry Production in Florida, USA A Florida berry grower moved from imported PE sheeting to 5-layer co-extruded PO greenhouse film — higher light transmission, a 3–5 year UV-stabilized lifespan, and the strength to stand up to subtropical sun and storm season. 📍 Florida, USA 🍓 Strawberry & Blueberry ☀️ High UV 🏭 5-Layer Co-extrusion Case at a Glance Quick Facts Region & climateFlorida, USA — intense subtropical sun, high humidity, and a storm season that stresses greenhouse coverings. PartnerA berry grower running high tunnels for strawberries and blueberries. Trial scope5-layer co-extruded PO film, UV-stabilized, with anti-drip treatment. Trigger eventImported PE sheeting degraded after 1–2 years under strong UV; light transmission dropped and ripening slowed. OutcomeLonger expected film life (3–5 years), higher light transmission, better protection through the storm season. Why it worked5-layer co-extrusion balances strength, light transmission and UV stability — a better match for subtropical conditions than single-layer PE. Background: Covering High-Value Berries in the Subtropics Florida’s berry season depends on getting light, temperature and protection right inside the tunnel. The grower had been using imported single-layer PE sheeting, which degraded noticeably...

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09.03 / 2026

Home › Customer Cases › Mexico Mulch Film Customer Case · Mulch Film Silver-Black Mulch Film for Chili Peppers in Sinaloa, Mexico A chili pepper grower in Sinaloa switched from bare-soil cultivation to silver-black mulch film with drip tape, cutting water use, suppressing weeds, and keeping the root zone cooler under intense sun. The result: healthier plants and a cleaner, more consistent harvest across the season. 📍 Sinaloa, Mexico 🌶 Chili Peppers 🛡 Silver-Black Mulch 💧 Drip Tape Under Case at a Glance Quick Facts Region & climateSinaloa, Mexico — intense sun, hot dry season, and a long pepper-growing window. PartnerA mid-size chili pepper grower with drip infrastructure already installed in the field. Trial scopeSilver-black mulch film over existing drip tape, on main-season chili beds. Trigger eventWeed pressure and high water use on bare soil — plus heat stress on the root zone in the hot season. OutcomeLower water use, fewer weeds, cooler root zone, and a cleaner harvest with less labor. Why it workedReflective top repelled aphids and whitefly; black underside blocked weeds; drip tape under the film watered the roots efficiently. Background: Growing Peppers in the Sun Belt Sinaloa is one of Mexico’s most important vegetable-producing states, with...

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08.28 / 2026

Home › Customer Cases › Chile Highland Tomato Case PO Film · Tomatoes PO Greenhouse Film for Chile’s High-Altitude Tomato Valleys Chilean tomato growers in high-altitude valleys face sharp day-night temperature swings and strong UV. This case shows how PO 3-layer film holds night heat, resists UV aging and keeps production stable through the season. 📍 Chile 🍅 Tomatoes 🏔 High Altitude 🧱 PO 3-Layer Case at a Glance Quick Facts CropGreenhouse tomatoes FilmPO 3-layer greenhouse film RegionChile’s central highland valleys DriverNight heat retention & UV life OutcomeStable nights, longer film life RelationshipRepeat orders each season PO Film at the Heart of Highland Tomato Growing At 800–1,500 m above sea level, valley greenhouses cool down fast after sunset. A film that holds night heat protects flowering and fruit set, while strong UV in the day punishes films with weak stabilizers. PO 3-layer film answers both: a thermal layer keeps warmth in, and a proper UV package keeps the sheet from embrittling. Growers choose PO for the multi-season economics – one PO cover replaces two or more PE covers, with steadier night temperatures in between. Typical Supply for a Highland Tunnel Typical Supply Width range Cut to tunnel arch Up to...

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08.20 / 2026

Home › Customer Cases › Morocco Strawberry Case Mulch Film · Strawberries Strawberry Film: A Classic Case from Morocco’s Berry Coast Strawberry growers along Morocco’s Atlantic berry coast rely on mulch film to warm beds, suppress weeds and keep fruit clean. This case shows how black and red mulch film support the classic strawberry cycle from early planting to harvest. 📍 Morocco 📦 Strawberries ⏱ Berry Coast 🌾 Mulch Film Case at a Glance Quick Facts CropStrawberries FilmBlack & red mulch film RegionMorocco’s Atlantic coast DriverYield, weed control & fruit quality OutcomeClean fruit, fewer weeds RelationshipRepeat orders each season Mulch Film at the Heart of Strawberry Growing Strawberries are planted early on Morocco’s coast, where the season starts cool and the sun grows strong. Mulch film does three jobs at once: it warms the soil for early roots, blocks weeds that would compete for water, and keeps fruit off the soil so it stays clean. Growers match film color to the season – black for the standard cycle and red where fruit quality is the priority – supplied as rolls cut to bed width. Mulch Film at a Glance Typical Supply Width range Cut to bed width 0.5–6 m Color...

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08.19 / 2026

Home › Customer Cases › Kazakhstan Tomato Park Greenhouse Film · Tomato Park 39-Greenhouse Tomato Park in Kazakhstan Standardized on Crystal PO Film A 39-greenhouse tomato park in Kazakhstan standardized on our Crystal PO film before a full season rollout. The operators needed film that keeps heat in through cold continental winters and resists high-summer UV — and chose factory-direct PO after seeing the co-extrusion lines and lab data. 📍 Kazakhstan 📦 39 Greenhouses ⏱ Tomato Park 🌾 Crystal PO Film Case at a Glance Quick Facts CustomerTomato greenhouse park, Kazakhstan ProductCrystal PO greenhouse film Scale39 greenhouses standardized DriverCold winters + high-summer UV OutcomeOne standard film across the park RelationshipStandardized supplier Why a Tomato Park Standardizes on One Film Greenhouse parks run best when every house performs the same. With 39 greenhouses under one management, the Kazakhstan operator wanted a single film spec: predictable light transmission, reliable heat retention through cold nights, and UV resistance for the bright summer. They visited the factory, reviewed lab test data and chose Crystal PO film produced on five-layer co-extrusion lines — then rolled it out across the whole park before the season. Project at a Glance Project Scope Greenhouses standardized One spec, 39...

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