hit the market Purple Magic, the first variety of purple broccoli. Developed by the company Sakata Seed Ibérica, it is a broccoli that stands out for its color, its numerous nutritional values and its taste. We tell you the details of this new product.
Purple broccoli and its benefits
Broccoli is a loved and hated vegetable in equal parts. From a very young age tends to throw us back, perhaps because of its shape or smell when cooking. This intense green vegetable is rich in antioxidants, vitamins and an ally against diseases. The company Sakata Seed Ibérica has decided to go a step further by making known its purple broccoli.
By name Purple Magic, this vegetable is the fruit of ten years of research. This broccoli is identical in size and appearance to traditional broccoli. What does vary is in its color, since this is an intense purple color. The benefits of this vegetable go even further. And it is that thanks to its pigment, the purple broccoli It contains anthocyanins, which are very beneficial antioxidants for cells.
A company in constant evolution
Sakata Seed Ibérica is an expert in the cultivation and marketing of vegetable seeds. This task is carried out with an eye on the development of new varieties of vegetables that adapt to the needs of the market. An example of them is the purple broccoli. Those responsible for the business intend to achieve a better fed society thanks to plant improvement.
For those responsible for Sakata Seed Ibérica, they are not only looking for visual appeal. At the same time they also work on adding and enhancing nutritional values with respect to the traditional ones. And that's what happens with the purple broccoli. As we have pointed out, it contains the same benefits as green, but other values are added which the traditional one lacks.
Today, many companies innovate seeking public acceptance offering them new products with which to enjoy and eat in a healthy way. It is a growing demand from the public, something that Sakata Seed Ibérica has found the key to develop its purple broccoli. Now that you know, are you going to look at this vegetable in a different way?
