Tomato PINK MOON

Setting the Standard for Pink Tomatoes: Durability Meets Quality

The pink tomato market often suffers from a trade-off: delicate, sweet fruits that are notoriously difficult to transport without bruising. The Pink MOON hybrid by Sakata addresses this challenge head-on. It bridges the gap between the refined flavor profile expected of pink varieties and the commercial robustness required for long-distance logistics and retail shelf life exceeding 30 days.

Professional Performance and Agronomy

As an indeterminate plant, Pink MOON requires structured care and precise feeding to reach its full potential. However, the reward is a consistent yield of 200g+ fruits that feature a classic flat-round shape and an appealing pink hue. It is designed for growers who prioritize consistent, high-end marketability over quick-turn, fragile alternatives.

• Genetic Shielding: With built-in resistance to Verticillium wilt, Tomato Mosaic Virus, Fusarium wilt, and Cladosporium, Pink MOON allows producers to reduce reliance on intensive chemical interventions, supporting sustainable and more cost-effective cultivation cycles.
• Harvest Timing: With a maturity window of 120–130 days, this hybrid is well-suited for producers who plan their cycles to hit peak market demand. It is not an early-season quick-fix, but a reliable late-season performer.
• Commercial Longevity: The standout feature is its post-harvest endurance. Excellent transportability ensures that these tomatoes arrive at their destination looking as good as they did at harvest, a rarity for the pink tomato category.

Pink MOON is the optimal choice for professional greenhouses and farming operations targeting the premium market. It demands discipline in agronomy due to its ripening schedule, but it delivers in return with predictable yields, minimal transport losses, and superior visual appeal. For the grower who views agriculture as a professional business, this variety provides the stability needed to build a long-term supply chain.