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Alesca Life produces shipping containers that are modified with hydroponic systems, designed to house more produce per square meter than any other method.
While China’s overcrowded cities are a major driver for urban farming, Alesca life is also finding its customers in the country’s increasingly health-conscious growing middle class.
In a concept video [below], the company shows how urban professionals could potentially order a pesticide-free salad from a shipping container located in Beijing’s busy urban center.
“They are also focusing on container systems,” says Young.
“However in addition to a shipping container product, we have products designed for restaurants and homes to make urban farming more affordable and accessible to everyone.”
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