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"Our mission at the Tomate 2000 Association is to develop research and technology transfer in the processing tomato sector in order to help establish a sustainable agro-industry focused on technological and organizational innovation, thereby contributing to regional development," concluded San Martín. The Tomate 2000 program is the result of a joint effort on the part of technical teams from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, the INTA's La Consulta Experimental Agricultural Station, the Mendoza province Ministry of the Economy and a group of private entrepreneurs within the industry. Its main driver is the express willingness of manufacturers to engage in the development of their activity, convinced that only the agrifood sector as a whole is able to reach a balance of interests between the different partners, something that is essential if they are to achieve the level of competitiveness required by the markets today.
