SPI supplies G1 sweetpotato slips, commercial varieties, agronomic support and specialised machinery to growers and agribusinesses
In 2026, SPI became the first Egyptian company to export G1 sweetpotato slips to the European Union.
SPI brings planting material, commercial genetics, agronomy, specialised machinery and technical support together in one integrated sweetpotato production system.
G1 slips produced from certified mother stock, with varietal identity maintained from propagation to field establishment.
Eleven commercial varieties across orange, white and purple flesh types, selected for different markets, production conditions and end uses.
Practical agronomic support covering variety selection, plant population, crop management and harvest planning.
Specialised American sweetpotato equipment across key stages from transplanting to harvest.
Local installation, commissioning, operator training, maintenance and access to genuine parts.
Supporting the competitiveness of Egyptian sweetpotato and planting material in international markets.
Crop quality is shaped before planting—by what you put in the ground.
SPI produces generation-one (G1) slips from certified mother stock using separate production lines for each variety, helping preserve varietal identity and planting-material quality from propagation to field establishment.
Different colours, different production strengths and different market opportunities.
SPI offers licensed and openly commercialised genetics across orange-, white- and purple-fleshed sweetpotatoes. Our team helps growers match each variety to the target market, production system and intended end use.
A major commercial segment widely used across fresh-market and export programmes.
Drier, milder varieties suited to markets where texture and culinary performance matter.
Distinctive purple-fleshed varieties valued for their colour and specialty-market appeal.
The right planting material performs best when it is supported by the right production decisions.
SPI’s agronomy team works with growers throughout the season, turning variety knowledge into practical field decisions that support crop performance and market specifications.
Match variety, field conditions, production window and buyer requirements before planting.
Plan spacing and plant density around the variety, production system and target root profile.
Support crop establishment and development with practical guidance throughout the growing cycle.
Plan harvest around target root size, skin finish, shape and market specification.
American engineering for Egyptian sweetpotato production.
SPI supplies specialised equipment for key stages of sweetpotato production, backed by local installation, training, maintenance and after-sales support.
SPI exists to make Egypt’s sweetpotato sector more competitive through better planting material, commercial genetics, practical agronomy, specialised machinery and reliable technical support.
Beyond supplying growers in Egypt, SPI is building international routes for Egyptian planting material and sweetpotato production expertise.
We are working toward a more productive, technically advanced and internationally connected sweetpotato sector—built on strong genetics, dependable planting material and market-focused production.
Commercial varieties selected for production performance, buyer requirements and changing markets.
Better planting decisions and field practices that support consistent crop performance.
Growers supported with practical knowledge and production-focused answers.
Stronger handling, grading and packing capabilities aligned with market requirements.
Specialised equipment that improves efficiency across key production stages.
International technology and expertise adapted for Egyptian production conditions.
Production systems and technical capabilities that help Egyptian sweetpotato compete internationally.
Our operations work within recognised food-safety, agricultural, environmental and social-responsibility standards applicable to our activities.
Talk to SPI about G1 planting material, variety selection, agronomic support or specialised sweetpotato machinery.
