About
About Us
We as Beyond Organic are a Kuwaiti company that focus on introducing and supplying innovative agricultural technologies to the Kuwaiti market, whether it be for agriculture professionals, or for the mass public.
Beyond Organic was initially founded through a project that was executed with the support of the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Science (KFAS), where the aim was to find an innovative solution to one of the biggest issues Kuwait suffers from in the agricultural field; the fact that is heavily dependent on imports. This is because the desert-like climate in Kuwait is far too harsh and makes it nigh-impossible to grow delicate fruits and vegetables, especially leafy greens, locally, thus, relying heavily on imports.
Mission & Vision
The biggest issue with being so dependent on imports, is that during tough times, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, food security becomes a serious concern, and the lack of it causes widespread panic within the country.
The innovative technology of Tower Farms makes it possible to grow these delicate greens locally, at any time of the year, regardless of the weather conditions. We as Beyond Organic strive to aid residents in growing their own crops, whether on a personal scale (like at home or the office), or at the commercial scale (in greenhouses and farms), all locally through cutting-edge agricultural technologies, paving the road to a more self-sustained country.
Our Tower Farm technology is made by Tower Farms / Tower Garden USA, the originators of the technology.
All crops grown through our cutting-edge agricultural technologies are “Beyond Organic, meaning they actually surpass traditionally grown organic crops.
They carry more vibrant colors, richer tastes, larger forms, and are more nutrient dense, all with the use of 100% Natural Minerals as a food source. All that is not a marketing-ploy; it is supported by a scientific comparative research that was partially funded by the United States Department of Agricultural – Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS), check the study out here.
