Lok Leung, founder of Lok’s Farm began to study and grow hydroponic tomatoes in Hong Kong since 2013. Having gaining experience in the industry for 5 years up to now, Lok's company opened in 2016, devoted to the hydroponic tomato cultivation. The use of foreign seeds and local plant, coupled with the Netherlands system, sealed greenhouse, to avoid the use of pesticides, the products are of quality produced on foreign soil; saving the cost of international air transport, providing daily delivery, of fresh and healthy products. Current clients include The Union Hospital, VMO, Muji, Mr.steak Group.
Use imported seeds and Holland’s system to plant . It is a Closed greenhouse system to ensure
the produce is fresh
healthy and safety.
shipped fresh daily which is more healthy and more fresh.
green plant
non- contamination , non-pesticide, non-polluted
Uses drip irrigation system and closed greenhouse system . It avoids using pesticides.
Uses drip irrigation system and closed greenhouse system . It avoids using pesticides.
Compliance with standards of Centre for Food Safety
We use foreign seeds and local planting, plus the seed value of Holland system. All sealed greenhouse. In order to avoid the use of pesticides, our products and foreign quality, and save air cost, daily fresh direct, double fresh health. Our existing guest care includes the benevolent hospital, the vegetable office, Muji, mr.steak group and so on.
Strawberry shape, medium sweetness. Rich in tomato flavor, antioxidant, contains Collagen, Vitamin C and Lycopene.
High nutritional value, rich Anthocyanins within the peel, and Lycopene within the fruit, combined to be regarded as this super food. Acidic sweet taste, yet sweet and sour flavors, iconic and unique flavour.
High level of sweetness, delicious yet low in fat, to be consumed as a versatile vegetable that is rich in Lycopene, Vitamins A and C. It is recommended to eat with the peel to increase fiber intake. Preliminary studies have shown that lycopene in orange tomatoes is more easily to be absorbed than red tomatoes.