CYCLAMEN
APAC
Cyclamen are globally known as a pot plant. But a significant part of our Cyclamen persicum assortment is also perfectly suitable for landscape use. Cyclamen series such as Winfall, Winter Ice, Ciberia, Goblet, Snowridge, are a perfect option for the more luxury gardens in market like Japan, South-Korea, China and New-Zealand, to name just a few. But also for the balcony or home garden, we offer a wide range of Cyclamen that have proven outdoor performance, backed up by various trials in markets in different parts of the world. Cyclamen from Syngenta Flowers have good resistance against botrytis and provide a unique decoration with silvery leaves. Please look at the positioning table on page 12 to see which series match your seasonality and preferred size. Don’t miss out on the specialty varieties! We have some truly unique varieties that will amaze your market! Enjoy Cyclamen to the fullest!
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Mini Cyclamen
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Picola Facila Winfall
Silverado
Midi Cyclamen
Merita
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Large Cyclamen
Perfetto
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Sierra
Rainier
Winter Ice
Specialties
Goblet
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Kyoto
Maxora Friller Fleur en Vogue
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Our APAC team
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Mallikarjun Mangrule Head of APAC +66 (0) 655 109 490 Mallikarjun.Mangrule@syngenta.com Michael van Baekel Head of Marketing APAC +31 (0) 683 205 174 Michael.van_Baekel@syngenta.com
South Asia (SA) India, Bangladesh, Nepal
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China
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Triet Nguyen Le Minh Technical Sales Manager - Vietnam +84 (0) 837 756 200 Le_Minh_Triet.Nguyen@syngenta.com Muhammad Jawad Arif Technical Sales Manager - Pakistan +92 (0) 423 511 6760 Muhammad_Jawad.Arif@syngenta.com
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Serving Our Customers Customer service is responsible for managing the lifecycle of orders from distribution partners. They work with our Document and Invoicing team, which specializes in importing seeds with phytosanitary documentation and country access requirements in the destination markets. Since we produce our seeds in multiple countries, our Country Access Manager liaises with all National Plant Protection Organizations (NPPOs) for smooth and compliant international movement of seeds. Our Supply planners ensure that our stock levels and future production align with ever-changing market demands and forecasted growth. that every step is managed effectively and complies with all necessary regulations from the moment an order is placed until it is delivered. We believe that the success of our distribution partners lies in our mutual ability to meet growers’ needs. Our innovative genetics can only succeed if our distributors deliver them to growers. Our Customer Service team has daily contact with our distributors. They serve them well because of their growing understanding of our distributors’ business needs.
We continue to focus on digitalizing our operations and communications to make it easier for our distributors to do business with us. Our innovation supports our partners’ needs, allowing our genetics to succeed in the APAC market.
Together, these teams work harmoniously to ensure that the company can successfully navigate the complex regulations of international seed distribution while meeting the market’s demands. This system ensures
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Garden Cyclamen
Enjoy Cyclamen to the fullest!
Did you know that a significant part of our Cyclamen persicum assortment is perfect for outdoor use? Independent industry research indicates that many consumers are unaware of this and Cyclamen are mainly used indoors. There is considerable sales potential within this market and we would like you to benefit from this.
We have selected a wide range of Cyclamen that are perfect for use in the garden and on the patio. To prove the outdoor performance of our series, we have conducted various trials.
Besides our own promotion of the versatile (outdoor) use of Cyclamen, Syngenta Flowers is also part of a global platform for the promotion of cyclamen, situated in The Netherlands. This committee consists of Royal FloraHolland, Schoneveld, Morel and several Dutch growers and includes, among other things, the promotion of the outdoor use of Cyclamen in moderate climates.
For more details about this promotion , please visit the following website: www.gardencyclaam.com
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Top uniformity Our Synchro Cyclamen mixes include the most uniform varieties within each series. The exceptional uniformity in flowering and growth habit will elevate your potential for large-scale retail promotions.
• Highest uniformity in flowering window • Highest uniformity in habit • Highly suitable for targeted production planning
Positioning of the different Synchro Cyclamen series
Facila
Merita
Perfetto
Sierra
Midi Cyclamen. Compact and mounding plants that are ideal for high- density production. Up to one week earlier flowering than other midi-types.
Mini Cyclamen. Vigorous enough to develop strong plants under lower light conditions. Early, uniform and central flowering.
Large Cyclamen. Densely mounded plant with large central flowers. Economical to produce with the earliest and most uniform flowering in its class.
Large Cyclamen. The eco(nomic) series. The most efficient large cyclamen for mass production. Easy to grow under low light and temperature conditions.
Synchro Cyclamen
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Cyclamen Mini
Behind the Breeding
Working together on innovation
Our dedicated Cyclamen breeding team is constantly striving to introduce the best and most innovative varieties to the market. Leveraging our extensive gene pool, cutting- edge facilities, and advanced technology, we aim to deliver superior genetics to both growers and end consumers. Plant breeding is often described as a fusion of art and science. By combining traditional breeding knowledge with modern genetic technologies, true innovation emerges.
A particularly intriguing aspect of our breeding work involves enhancing heat tolerance in new varieties. Given that a significant portion of our Cyclamen is cultivated in regions with warm summers, and with the weather becoming increasingly extreme, we rigorously test our new lines and hybrids under these challenging conditions. Our primary goal is to breed new varieties that exhibit greater strength, resilience, and beauty in such environments. A great example is the improvement of the mini, silver- leaved series Silverado. The series now presents a more compact plant habit and uniformly striking silver-coloured leaves, perfect for autumn and winter blooming. In addition to that, the mid-size series Merita has now even more abundant flowering and is very suitable for landscaping.
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SeeWhy Synchro Mix 70072066
SeeWhy Synchro Mix 70072066
Benefits
SeeWhy ® enables you to plan and produce more efficiently, saving time, money, and effort. Worry free production, that’s our promise.
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Developing early – up to 7-10 days faster than competing series.
Developing compactly – perfect harmony between flowers and plant.
Developing uniformly – high uniformity within three weeks. Aligned flowering windows across all colours.
Faster bulking in the young plant stage results in early flowering and worry-free production.
Its compact habit allows for tight spacing, even in full bloom.
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Cyclamen persicum F1 SeeWhy
• Extremely high levels of uniformity across the early flowering and compact varieties. • Creates an abundance of flowers while remaining compact. • Tolerates higher temperatures without sacrificing quality or flower timing. • Response time: 24 weeks.
SeeWhy Fuchsia 70019135
SeeWhy Mix 70072066
FLOWERING MONTHS December-May
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
HABIT Mounding, Upright, Compact
4 6-10 cm 10–15 cm
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SeeWhy Synchro Mix 70072066
SeeWhy Scarlet 70055977
SeeWhy Pink 70055980
SeeWhy Deep Rose 70049635
SeeWhy Shine Scarlet 70077465
SeeWhy Salmon 70045795
SeeWhy Purple Flame 70077463
SeeWhy Shine Purple 70084975
SeeWhy Purple 70055985
SeeWhy Wine Flame 70055986
SeeWhy Shine Wine 70077467
SeeWhy Wine 70049637
SeeWhy White 70084965
SeeWhy Synchro Mix 70072066
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Picola Synchro Mini Mix 70096959
Cyclamen persicum F1 Picola
• Genetically compact growth habit and early flowering. • Easy to produce due to its botrytis tolerance. • Extremely suitable for 6 to 10.5cm pots and packs. • Response time: 24 weeks.
FLOWERING MONTHS December-March
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
HABIT Mounding, Compact
4 6-10.5 cm 10–15 cm
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PIcola Mini Mix 70096959
Picola Deep Rose 70093712
Picola Purple 70093719
Picola Shine Wine Red 70093720
Picola Scarlet 70093714
Picola Wine Red 70093716
Picola White 70093713
Picola Mini Mix 70096959
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Cyclamen persicum F1 Facila
• Its vigorous habit creates strong plants under lower light conditions.
• A broad range of solid and bicolours. • Early, uniform and central flowering. • Response time: 25 weeks.
Facila (M) Synchro Mix 70055712
FLOWERING MONTHS December-March
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
HABIT Upright, Compact
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2 10.5-12 cm 10–15 cm
Facila (M) Synchro Mix 70055712
Facila Light Pink Eye 70093725
Facila (M) Pink 70061773
Facila (M) Deep Rose 70084952
Facila (M) Scarlet 70061767
Facila (M) Rose 70061771
Facila (M) Salmon 70019042
Facila (M) Purple Imp. 70084987
Facila (M) Wine 70019155
Facila (M) Wine Flame 70076863
Facila (M) White Imp. 70084956
Facila Shine Mix 70096955
Facila (M) Flame Mix 70066333
Facila Synchro Mix 70055712
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Winfall Mix 70038514
Cyclamen persicum F1 Winfall
• Bred to perform under low light and low temperature conditions of autumn and winter production. • Strong botrytis tolerance results in better shelf life and less shrinkage. • Fast flowering, up to two weeks earlier than the main competing series. • The bright flowers colours on top of dark foliage provide a beautiful contrast. • Response time: 25 weeks.
FLOWERING MONTHS October-February
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
HABIT Mounding, Compact
Winfall Mix 70038514
5 9-12 cm 12–17 cm
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Winfall (F) Scarlet 70093722
Winfall (F) Light Pink 70093724
Winfall Pink Flame 70008786
Winfall Scarlet 70045749
Winfall Deep Rose 70045752
Winfall Rose 70036348
Winfall Salmon 70045749
Winfall Purple Flame 70084991
Winfall Purple Imp. 70084988
Winfall Wine 70036353
Winfall Wine Flame 70061748
Winfall Mix 70038514
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Silverado Mix 70019107
Cyclamen persicum F1 Silverado
• A vigorous mini with the most true silver leaved foliage that makes a great contrast with the bold flower colors. • A proven performer for Autumn, X-mas and Winter production. • Striking silvery foliage, contrasting well with flowers. • Slightly more vigorous than Winfall-series.
FLOWERING MONTHS December-March
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
HABIT Upright
5 9-12 cm 15–20 cm
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Silverado Mix 70019107
Silverado Rose 70006667
Silverado Compact Purple 70061789
Silverado Compact Wine 70061795
Silverado Compact Scarlet 70077470
Silverado Compact White 70077476
Silverado Mix 70019107
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Cyclamen persicum F1 Merita
Cyclamen Midi
• Compact, mounded plants that hold up longer and are ideal for high-density production. • Flowering up to one week earlier than other compact-midi types. • A versatile retail product for impulse sales or for cool season
bedding plant applications. • Response time: 26 weeks.
FLOWERING MONTHS December-March
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
PRODUCT FORMS Raw, Primed
HABIT Upright
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Merita
Merita Shine Deep Rose 70096758
Merita Purple Flamed 70093758
Merita Shine Purple 70093765
Merita Pink 70093759
Merita Wine Red 70093763
Merita White 70093763
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Cyclamen persicum F1 Perfetto
Cyclamen Large
• The most efficient, large-flowered cyclamen for mass production. • Produces masses of large, showy flowers on short and thick stems - ensuring long shelf life. • Easy to grow under low light and temperature conditions for a high-quality winter finish. • Response time: 29 weeks.
FLOWERING MONTHS December-February
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
HABIT Upright
3 12-16 cm 20–25 cm
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Perfetto Synchro Mix 70061600
Perfetto Rose Flame 70049611
Perfetto Synchro Salmon 70061738
Perfetto Salmon Flame 70049611
Perfetto Synchro Scarlet 70061735
Perfetto Purple Flame 70055968
Perfetto Purple Imp. 70092665
Perfetto Synchro Purple 70061600
Perfetto Synchro White 70049610
Perfetto Synchro Mix 70061600
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Cyclamen persicum F1 Sierra
• Densely mounded plants with large, centrally placed flowers are ideal for high quality pot plant sales. • Efficient and programmable in mass production systems. • Economical to produce with the earliest and most uniform flowering in its class. • Response time: 29 weeks.
Sierra Flame Mix 70003432
FLOWERING MONTHS December-March
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade HABIT Mounding
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
3 14-18 cm 20–25 cm
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Sierra Synchro Mix 70008303
Sierra Synchro Scarlet South 70045758
Sierra Light Pink With Eye 70055954
Sierra (C) Neon Rose 70093787
Sierra Scarlet Imp. 70084932
Sierra Synchro Deep Rose 70037415
Sierra Salmon Flame 70049601
Sierra Synchro Purple Flame 70019016
Sierra Synchro Purple 70073103
Sierra Lilac 70099990
Sierra Synchro Wine Flame 70045760
Sierra Synchro White 70073107
Sierra Synchro Mix 70008303
Sierra Salmon Flame 70049601
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Cyclamen persicum F1 Rainier
• Strong plants fill larger pots for premium sales. • Amazing flower size with strong thick flower stems - suitable for large pots with long shelf-life. • Easy to grow under low light and temperature conditions for high quality winter finish. • Response time: 30 weeks.
Rainier Wine Red 70092648
Rainier White 70093790
Rainier Synchro Mix 70007608
FLOWERING MONTHS September-March
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade HABIT Mounding
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
3 14-20 cm 25–30 cm
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Rainier Synchro Mix 70007608
Rainier Scarlet 70007605
Rainier Pink 70067452
Rainier Light Pink With Eye 70045765
Rainier Scarlet 70077439
Rainier (M) Deep Rose Light Edge 70093789
Rainier Deep Rose 70007603
Rainier Rose 70008764
Rainier Deep Salmon 70007607
Rainier Salmon Imp. 70100023
Rainier Lilac 70007601
Rainier Light Purple 70008762
Rainier Lilac Imp. 70099929
Rainier Synchro Mix 70007608
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Cyclamen persicum F1 Winter Ice
Cyclamen Specialties
• Popping flower colours on top of strong, contrasting silver-leaved foliage. • Attractive, standard sized plants that are ideal for holiday sales. • Vigorous plants with a quick pot fill.
FLOWERING MONTHS November-February
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
HABIT Upright
3 14-20 cm 25–30 cm
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Winter Ice Mix 70008627
Winter Ice Rose 70008768
Winter Ice Salmon 70008629
Winter Ice Purple 70008628
Winter Ice Scarlet 70008765
Winter Ice White 70067457
Winter Ice Mix 70008627
Goblet Shine Wine Red 70093746
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Cyclamen persicum F1 Goblet
Cyclamen persicum F1 Kyoto
• A true specialty with chalice shaped flowers that provide an unique apereance. • Intense wine red with white flowers that brighten up gardens. • Outstanding garden performance. • Response time: 24 weeks
• Attractive, fringed and shell-shaped flowers with soft pastel colours. • Abundant flowering and eye-catching at retail level. • Suitable for early and late production. • Response time: 28 weeks.
FLOWERING MONTHS December-March
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
FLOWERING MONTHS Early Spring–Winter
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade HABIT Mounding
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
HABIT Upright
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
5 9-10.5 cm 15–17 cm
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Goblet Shine Wine Red 70093746
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Kyoto (A) Shine Deep Rose 70100004
Goblet Shine Wine Red 70093746
Kyoto Purple Shades 70073656
Kyoto (A) Shine Deep Rose 70100004
Goblet Shine Wine Red 70093746
Kyoto Late Shine Red
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Cyclamen persicum F1 Maxora Friller
Cyclamen persicum F1 Fleur En Vogue
• Large, fringed flowers on strong stems. • Uniform plant habit - suitable for both early and late production. • A true eye-catcher at retail and in garden centres. • Response time: 32 weeks.
• A unique Cyclamen series for the high-end segment with large, umbrella-shaped flowers. • Tolerates higher temperatures. • Great as a (holiday) gift. • Vigorous plants - great for larger pots. • Response time: 33 weeks.
FLOWERING MONTHS December-February
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
HABIT Upright
FLOWERING MONTHS December-March
EXPOSURE Sun/Shade HABIT Mounding
PRODUCT FORMS Raw
2 12-16 cm 25–35 cm
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Maxora Friller Mix 70105261
Fleur en Vogue
Maxora Friller Early Pink 70049606
Maxora Friller Red 70085015
Maxora Friller Early Purple 70008772
Maxora Friller Early Scarlet 70008766
Fleur En Vogue Pink 70019134
Fleur En Vogue White 70019132
Fleur En Vogue Scarlet 70084947
Maxora Friller Early Wine 70085019
Maxora Friller White 70085016
Maxora Friller Early Flame Mix 70049606
Maxora Friller Mix 70105261
Fleur En Vogue Pink 70019134
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2.6 No order which Syngenta has confirmed in accordance with Condition 2.1(i) can be cancelled by the Buyer except with Syngenta’s written agreement. 2.7 If Products ordered under the Contract have not yet been delivered or paid for, Syngenta may terminate the Contract immediately by notice in writing to the Buyer if an Insolvency Event or Change of Control occurs in relation to the Buyer. 3. 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If the Products are delivered in instalments, Syngenta has the right to invoice each partial delivery separately. 3.7 If the quantity mentioned in an order deviates from the standard quantity applied by Syngenta or a multiple thereof, Syngenta has the right to deliver the nearest higher quantity being, as applicable, the standard quantity applied by Syngenta or a multiple thereof. 3.8 Return deliveries, including the mutual exchange of seeds for pelleted seeds, are not permitted, unless agreed in advance between the parties in writing. 3.9 If for any reason: (i) production (including harvesting and processing) of any Products shall fail to provide Syngenta with Products of sufficient quantity and/ or quality for Delivery to the Buyer, or (ii) at any time total demand for Products shall for any reason exceeds Syngenta’s total available supply through its normal sourcing arrangements, Syngenta shall not be under an obligation to deliver the quantity ordered by the Buyer and the Products to be supplied under the Contract shall be such quantity as Syngenta shall in its sole discretion allocate to be supplied under the Contract, and Syngenta shall not be in breach of the Contract, negligent or otherwise liable to the Buyer (and the Buyer shall not be entitled to any damages) if such quantity is less than the quantity ordered by the Buyer. 3.10 Young plants and ornamental plants are delivered in a special (design copyrighted) tray(s) and, depending on the quantity, loaded on a pallet(s) which shall both remain Syngenta’s property. 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The Buyer will not remove or otherwise render illegible this barcode and should the Buyer do so the Buyer shall pay to Syngenta an amount of €1 per tray, without prejudice to Syngenta’s right to claim a higher amount in damages from the Buyer. 3.11 The Buyer is not permitted to continue to use the tray(s) and/or pallet(s), or to let them be used by third parties, unless explicitly agreed otherwise by Syngenta in writing. 3.12 If no agreements have been made between the Buyer and Syngenta about shipment, Syngenta shall have the right to ship the consignment in the manner it deems best. The shipment is entirely for the Buyer’s risk. Any additional costs as a consequence of the Buyer’s special transport and/or packaging requirements shall be charged to the Buyer’s account. 4. 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2.7 Each possible claim regarding compensation for damages pursuant the Contract expires, if and as soon as one year has passed since the delivery of the Products in question when the claim has not been submitted to Syngenta in writing. 13. Stewardship The Buyer agrees to (i) engage only properly instructed, qualified personnel with the appropriate handling of the Products and to (ii) follow at all times applicable safe use and disposal practices as recommended by Syngenta or international organizations, and (iii) use the Products only for their intended purposes. 14. Compliance with Applicable Laws The Buyer confirms that it will at all times comply with applicable local and international laws, sanctions and regulations. 15. Force Majeure 15.1 Syngenta shall not be liable to the Buyer in any manner or deemed in breach of the Contract because of any delay in performing or any failure to perform any of Syngenta’s obligations under the Contract if the delay or failure was due, or in response to a Force Majeure event. Force Majeure means any cause beyond Syngenta’s or its contractor’s reasonable control, that could not, or which effects could not have been reasonably prevented. For instance, the total demand for Products exceeding for any reason Syngenta’s total available supply through its normal sourcing arrangements shall be interpreted as a Force Majeure event. 15.2 Syngenta shall notify the Buyer as soon as possible if Syngenta is unable to deliver or unable to deliver in a timely manner due to Force Majeure. 15.3 If the situation of Force Majeure continues for more than two (2) months and the Parties have not agreed on a change to the Contract, both Parties shall have the right to dissolve the Contract. In such instances Syngenta shall not liable to pay any damages. 16. Confidentiality The Buyer shall hold in strict confidence any and all information about the Products, the know-how and trade secrets of Syngenta and its business, irrespective whether the source of such information has been Syngenta or one of its Affiliates or a third party, or whether such information was found, developed, or generated by the Buyer itself. In particular and without limitation to the foregoing, turnover figures (notwithstanding Condition 9.3(iv)) and measures for sales promotion shall not be communicated to third parties. The Buyer shall ensure that its own buyers comply with the obligations set out in this Condition 16. This Condition 16 will not apply to information that is in the public domain except where this is as a result of any breach of this Condition 16. 17. Applicable Law Any Contract between Syngenta and the Buyer shall be governed by law of the Netherlands. The competent Court of Amsterdam or, at Syngenta’s discretion, any other competent court according to applicable law, is exclusively competent. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods is expressly excluded from these Conditions. 18. Severability The Buyer shall hold in strict confidence any and all information about the Products, the know-how and trade secrets of Syngenta and its business, irrespective whether the source of such information has been Syngenta or one of its Affiliates or a third party, or whether such information was found, developed, or generated by the Buyer itself. In particular and without limitation to the foregoing, turnover figures (notwithstanding Condition 9.3(iv)) and measures for sales promotion shall not be communicated to third parties. The Buyer shall ensure that its own buyers comply with the obligations set out in this Condition 16. This Condition 16 will not apply to information that is in the public domain except where this is as a result of any breach of this Condition 16. 19. Protection of Personal Data In the performance of any offer or agreement between the Parties, each Party will comply with data protection law (“Data Protection Law”), if and to the extent that the processing of personal data plays a role. For the purposes of this Condition, Data Protection Law means laws, provisions, regulations (including but not limited to General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679), AVG), and - to the extent that they are generally binding - precedents, rules, standards and other similar instruments, as applicable to a Party’s data processing.
plant breeder’s rights have been applied for and/or granted, only non-recurring flower or plant production is allowed. Violations shall result in an immediately payable penalty of € 1.00 per reproduced flower or plant. Besides the penalty Syngenta shall retain its right as a licence holder to recover the actually incurred damage from the violating party. Buyer further agrees not to remove the bag-tag and/or labelling from the Products’ packages and or labelling. 6.2 The Buyer shall impose no less stringent restrictions than the restrictions mentioned in this Condition 6 upon its own buyers. 7. Access to Premises The Buyer shall, if requested, give Syngenta, its agents, employees and Affiliates access to its premises where the Products are located at any time to enable Syngenta to inspect the usage of such Products. Syngenta shall notify the Buyer of its visit in a timely manner. 8. Packaging and Traceability of Products; use of Trademarks, Signs and Other Indications 8.1 Use of trademarks, signs and other indications . All of the trademarks, service marks and logos displayed on the Products, in the Contract and/or in any document or website referenced by them (the “Trademarks”) are registered and unregistered trademarks of the Syngenta Group, or third parties who have licensed their trademarks to the Syngenta Group. Buyer shall not reproduce, display or otherwise use any Trademarks without Syngenta’s prior written permission. Unless agreed otherwise in writing, the Buyer is not permitted to use Trademarks, signs and other marks used by Syngenta, for its own products or services, nor to suggest a (direct or indirect) commercial connection with the Syngenta Group, with the exception of trading the Products in their original packaging on which Trademarks, signs and other marks have been applied by Syngenta. If the delivered Products are resold, this restriction shall also be imposed upon the Buyer’s own buyer and to any subsequent buyers. 8.2 Packaging . The Buyer shall not change or remove the Trademarks (including, without limitation, corporate or trade names and labels, any bag tag, or any indication of any intellectual property right of any nature whatsoever belonging to Syngenta), from the packaging of the Products, unless with prior written permission by Syngenta. 8.3 Traceability . The Buyer hereby acknowledges that any marketing of a Product on which any of the label, batch number, bag tag or sell-by date have been removed, erased or altered, represents a serious breach of these Conditions and of the Contract. Such breach shall entitle Syngenta in its sole discretion to terminate the Contract immediately without any compensation whatsoever in Buyer’s favor. In such a case, the Buyer shall bear all the legal, financial and judicial consequences which may arise therefrom, at its sole expense and risk. 9. Plant Breeders’ Rights and Other Intellectual Property Rights 9.1 The Buyer shall comply with the restrictions and limitations imposed on the Products by the UPOV Convention and its national implementations which are hereby incorporated by reference, and when applicable Council Regulation No 2100/94 of 27 July 1994 on Community plant variety rights , which are also hereby incorporated by reference. 9.2 Products protected by a breeder’s right applied for or granted in the Netherlands or any other country or by a contractual transfer provision may not be used to further reproduce the variety. 9.3 Buyer shall comply with these additional obligations: (i) If the Buyer finds a mutant in the Products, the Buyer shall report this immediately to Syngenta by registered letter, and shall make available to Syngenta materials of the mutant for testing purposes and for any other purposes without charge. Furthermore, if the Buyer maintains the mutant, Syngenta has the right to request from the Buyer, within a period of two (2) years after the detection of the mutant, materials of the mutant for testing purposes and for any other purposes without charge. The Buyer shall ensure that this Condition 9.3(i) also applies to its customers, who shall then exercise their reporting obligation to the Buyer. (ii) The Buyer shall indemnify Syngenta for any damages Syngenta has incurred as a result of any violation by the Buyer of Syngenta’s plant breeder’s rights or other intellectual property rights. (iii) The Buyer undertakes to fully cooperate as desired by Syngenta, including cooperating with the collection of evidence, in the event that Syngenta is engaged in legal proceedings with regard to plant breeder’s rights or other intellectual property rights. (iv) The Buyer shall report all sales of Products as may be required by relevant royalty collecting agencies administering rights in the Products. If the Buyer is a licensee of Syngenta the Buyer shall ensure that its sub-licensees, where relevant, also comply with this Condition 9.3(iv). 10. Statement Related to Genetically Modified Organisms All the Products currently sold by Syngenta in Europe, Africa and the Middle East have been bred by conventional plant breeding methods and with parent components that have not been genetically modified, without using genetic modification techniques leading to genetically modified organisms as defined in Directive 2001/18/EC on the deliberate release into the environment of genetically modified organisms. The methods and processes used in the development and maintenance of those varieties are aimed to achieve high purity standards and minimizing the risk of off-types or adventitious presence of other plant material, including genetically modified material, as defined by the applicable laws or regulations. Seed production has been carried out in accordance with existing requirements related to marketing of varieties and seed production rules including specified isolation distances. The Buyer acknowledges that, although unlikely, the risk of adventitious presence of genetically modified organisms cannot however be totally excludedd. 11. Warranty 11.1 Syngenta shall make its best efforts for the Products to conform to their specifications and labels as much as possible, provided that they are handled by the Buyer with utmost care. No guarantees apply to the product specifications.
4.2 The price of the Products is exclusive of any value added tax or any other applicable tax (which the Buyer shall pay in addition when it is due to pay for the Products) and further costs to be paid by the Buyer, including amongst others, packaging cost, quality assurance costs and/or phytosanitary inspections, import duties, government and other regulatory levies, and any other fees. Prices are expressed in Euros and shall be paid in Euros, unless otherwise indicated in the invoice. 4.3 Syngenta shall invoice the Buyer for the price of the Products. Syngenta shall determine the date of issuing such invoice in compliance with relevant local regulations. 4.4 Each invoice for the price of the Products will be paid within 30 days after the invoice date at Syngenta’s offices or by deposit or transfer into a bank account indicated by Syngenta. 4.5 The Buyer shall make all payments due under the Contract without any deduction whether by way of set off, counterclaim or otherwise unless the Buyer has a valid court order requiring an amount equal to such deduction to be paid by Syngenta to the Buyer. 4.6 If the Buyer fails to make any payment under the Contract on the due date (without any prejudice to its other rights or remedies), the Buyer is in default. In the event of late payment for deliveries made in the Netherlands, the Buyer shall pay 1% of the interest per month or per part of a month on the invoice amount as of the time at which the Buyer is in default. In the event of late payment for deliveries outside the Netherlands, the Buyer shall pay 1.5 % per month or per part of a month on the invoice amount as of the time at which the Buyer is in default. In the event of the Buyer’s defaults, Syngenta has the right to charge any exchange rate loss incurred as a result to the Buyer’s account. 4.7 If payment in instalments has been agreed, the entire remaining amount shall be immediately payable, in the event of late payment of an instalment. The stipulations of Condition 4.6, shall apply by analogy. 4.8 Without prejudice to its other rights and remedies, Syngenta shall have the right to immediately cancel any orders accepted by Syngenta, or to delay the delivery of Products ordered therein, if the Buyer’s account with the Syngenta Group shows that the Buyer is overdue in paying any Syngenta invoices. 4.9 If the Buyer is in default with regard to one or more of its obligations, all extra judicial collection costs incurred to obtain payment as well as judicial costs shall be for the Buyer’s account, with a minimum of the invoice amount 4.10 Syngenta reserves the right to not carry out, or no longer carry out, orders or agreements if previous deliveries have not been paid for by the Buyer or the Buyer has not fulfilled or it’s at risk of not fulfilling his obligations to Syngenta. The Buyer is required to pay the damage suffered by Syngenta due to this. Syngenta is not responsible for any damage suffered by the Buyer as a result of not carrying out orders. 4.11 If there is any doubt at Syngenta’s discretion regarding the ability of the Buyer to pay, Syngenta will be entitled to defer performances until the Buyer has provided surety for the payment. If the Buyer has not provided surety for the payment within fourteen (14) days after being requested to do so, Syngenta is entitled to terminate the agreement by cancellation. In this case the Buyer will be liable for expenses incurred by Syngenta. 5. Property and Risk 5.1 Ownership of the Products shall only be transferred to the Buyer once they have been fully paid for and the Buyer has fulfilled all of its other obligations towards Syngenta. Payment refers to the full payment of the invoiced price, including value added tax, applicable interest and any other costs as stated in Condition 4.2. The above stipulation shall apply irrespective of the manner in which the delivered Products or the Products resulting from them have been planted and/or connected to a medium and/or substrate. 5.2 Products delivered by Syngenta, covered by the retention of title pursuant to Condition 5.1, can only be resold or used in the framework of ordinary business operations. In the event that the Products are resold by the Buyer, the Buyer shall require from its buyers a retention of title and, to ensure by means of a perpetual clause to be imposed, that third parties undertake to immediately send Syngenta the records of consignment numbers of the Products, so that all the delivered Products can be traced to third parties. 5.3 The risk of damage to or loss of the Products shall be borne exclusively by the Buyer as from their Delivery. 5.4 For Products which have been supplied but not yet paid-for, the Buyer shall hold the Products on Syngenta’s behalf and shall keep the Products separate from those of the Buyer and third parties, shall sufficiently insure the Products against loss and/or damage and shall identify the Products as Syngenta’s property. At Syngenta’s request, the Buyer shall provide proof that it has subscribed to an insurance policy. Until the Buyer has paid for the Products in full, the Buyer undertakes to take all necessary measures in order to preserve the integrity and quality of the Products. The Buyer is not permitted to encumber the Products or to vest any other rights in them. 5.5 The Buyer’s right to possession of Products belonging to Syngenta will cease immediately if an Insolvency Event occurs in relation to the Buyer. Where the Buyer’s right to possession has terminated, the Buyer grants Syngenta, its agents, employees and Affiliates irrevocable permission at any time to enter any premises where the Products are or may be stored to recover them. This Condition 5.5 will survive termination of the Contract for any reason. 6. Terms of Use of the Products and Usage 6.1 Instructions setting forth the restrictions of use of the Products by the Buyer and subsequent buyers may be included in the Products’ packaging and/or labelling. By using the Products, the Buyer or further buyers confirm his/their commitment(s) to comply with these restrictions. The Products are exclusively intended for the growing of crops for human or animal usage and/or consumption. The Products and the packaging are proprietary to Syngenta Group or its licensors and are protected by intellectual property rights. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Buyer’s use of the Products is limited to production of a single commercial crop, whether of fresh produce, forage, fiber, grain or any other crop. In the preceding sentence, “production” shall exclude producing seeds for replanting or vegetative reproduction. Unless expressly permitted by law, use of the seed, including the parental lines that may be unintentionally contained therein, for research, breeding or molecular or genetic characterization is strictly prohibited. Buyer has and shall acquire no rights in relation to parental lines that may be unintentionally contained therein. In the case of the Products being ornamental plant culture products for which
11.2 The Buyer shall check upon Delivery of the Products the condition of the Products and absence of visible defects of the Products, and shall bear the expenses and assume the risks related to such inspection. 11.3 Any claim or reservation regarding visible defects (such as but not limited to differences in weight, defective packaging, errors in the numbers of parcels or packages, exterior appearance), shall be made on the carrier’s receipt and confirmed by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt, sent to Syngenta within five(5) working days as from the Delivery of the Products, with the exception of seed trays and young plants for which claims shall be submitted within forty eight (48) hours of their Delivery. The Buyer shall specify and justify the nature of its claim or reservation, and identify the defective Products by their batch number. 11.4 Any claim regarding invisible defects as of the time of Delivery (such as but not limited to moisture content, specific purity, seed coating and grading, germination rate, trueness to type) shall be made by Buyer by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt within five (5) working days from the discovery of such invisible defect and/or from the time at which the Buyer could reasonably have discovered the defect, but in no event no more than one (1) year from Delivery, after which Buyer shall be barred from asserting such a claim, and Syngenta may no longer be held liable for, defective Products. 11.5 Syngenta shall not be held liable for any defect under Conditions 11.3 or 11.4 unless (i) Buyer has notified Syngenta following the relevant conditions set forth in this Condition 11, and (ii) Buyer has provided Syngenta after receipt of the notice with a reasonable opportunity to examine the Products. In all cases, Syngenta shall not be held liable under the abovementioned conditions if (i) the Buyer has not used the Products in the ordinary course of business (in accordance with Condition 6 above), (ii) has modified them in any way whatsoever, (iii) has not stored, kept and handled them so as to ensure that they remain in a good state of conservation and/or (iv) if the defects did not exist at the time of Delivery. 11.6 If the Products have been delivered showing visible defects and (i) the Buyer has notified Syngenta following the relevant conditions set forth in this Condition 11 and (ii) the Buyer has provided Syngenta after receipt of the notice with a reasonable opportunity to examine the Products, Syngenta shall be entitled at its option to either replace the Products (or the defective part) free of charge or, if the Products have already been paid for, refund the price of such Products (or a proportionate part thereon by issuing a credit note at the pro-rata Contract rate. 11.7 In the event of a lasting dispute between the parties with regard to the germination capacity, the pedigree, the purity of the race and/or the technical purity, a (re) inspection can be carried out by the NAK Tuinbouw, which has its offices in Roelofsarendsveen, the Netherlands, at the request of one of the Parties, for the account of the Party found to be in error. The results of this (re) inspection shall be binding for both Parties, without prejudice to the parties’ right to submit disputes regarding the consequences of such results to the institutions mentioned in the Condition 17. 12. Exclusion, Limitation of Liability and Indemnification. 12.1 The following provisions of this Condition 12 and Conditions 11 and 3 set out the entire liability of Syngenta (including any liability for the acts or omissions of its employees, agents and sub-contractors) to the Buyer in respect of: (i) any breach of these General Conditions of Sale; and (ii) any representation, statement, tortious act or omission, or negligence, arising under or in connection with the Contract. 12.2 The Buyer shall mitigate any and all loss and damage in relation to which the Buyer lodges a claim against Syngenta under the Contract. 12.3 All warranties, conditions and other terms implied by statute or law are excluded from the Contract as far as legally possible. 12.4 Subject to maximum extent permitted under applicable law: (i) Syngenta’s total liability in contract, tort (including negligence and breach of statutory duty), misrepresentation or otherwise, arising in connection with the performance or contemplated performance of the Contract shall be limited to the Contract value (net of value added tax); and (ii) Syngenta shall not be liable to the Buyer by reason of any representation or any implied warranty, condition or other term or any duty at law or under the express terms of the Contract for any indirect, consequential, incidental or special loss or damage, costs, expenses (whether or not Syngenta has been advised of the possibility of such loss, damages, costs or expenses), or any claims for consequential compensation, howsoever caused (including without limitation caused by the negligence of Syngenta or its employees, Affiliates, agents or sub-contractors), which arise out of or in connection with the Contract; (iii) Syngenta shall not be liable to the Buyer for any loss of profit, loss of business, loss of business opportunity, loss of revenue, depletion of goodwill howsoever caused (including without limitation caused by the negligence of Syngenta or its employees, Affiliates, agents or sub-contractors), which arises out of or in connection with the Contract. 12.5 The Buyer shall hold harmless and indemnify Syngenta against any and all claims of third parties for damages which have been caused by or are otherwise connected with any Products delivered by Syngenta, including, without limitation, claims made against Syngenta in its capacity as producer of the Products pursuant to product liability, unless such damage is caused by gross negligence or wilful misconduct on the part of Syngenta. The Buyer undertakes to subscribe to and maintain an appropriate insurance against claims arising from the indemnification provided for in this Condition 12.5, and an insurance certificate shall be submitted to Syngenta at Syngenta’s first request. 12.6 All information given in Syngenta’s catalogue or otherwise provided by Syngenta, or by any agent or representative on Syngenta’s behalf, relating to the Products, including but not limited to varieties, varietal characteristics or periods of maturity or otherwise relating to the performance of the Products and cultivation advice, is given for general guidance only. Buyer agrees that any information so given or provided does not constitute a representation or warranty by Syngenta as to any matter and shall not be relied on as such. The Buyer itself shall assess whether the Products and/or information is suitable for application to the envisaged cultivation respectively under local conditions.
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