SVALZ has launched SeedVault 71, a next-generation intelligent grain cooling and climate-controlled preservation system designed to protect seed crops, oilseeds, specialty grains and other high-value agricultural commodities during storage.
The unveiling took place at the 19th International Rice & Grains Tech Expo 2026 in Hyderabad, attracting leaders from the rice milling, grain storage and seed preservation sectors, including representatives from Satake, Mysilo, Famsun, Sun Boilers and C-Grain Thailand.
While storage losses are often associated with insects or mould, deterioration frequently begins with temperature. Elevated grain temperatures accelerate respiration, moisture migration, oxidation, fungal activity and insect development, reducing seed vigor, germination, oil quality and milling performance.
SVALZ SeedVault 71 was developed around the principle that storage should preserve potential, not merely prevent loss. Built from years of experience in grain cooling and storage science, the platform helps create stable storage environments that protect agricultural value.
The system includes intelligent temperature monitoring, climate-controlled preservation, energy-efficient cooling, industrial-grade reliability, optimized airflow management, precision refrigeration engineering, and remote monitoring capabilities.
As seed genetics become more valuable and quality standards more demanding, storage technology is evolving into a strategic tool for preserving quality, profitability, and food security.
“SeedVault represents our vision for the future of agricultural preservation,” the company stated. “Today’s agricultural products carry greater value than ever before, and maintaining quality throughout storage has become essential.”
