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Oishii is a company employing aeroponic technology within climate-controlled indoor facilities to cultivate leafy greens like strawberries and baby spinach, maximizing yields while minimizing land use and water consumption in urban environments.

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What is Oishii's Omakase Berry?

It is Oishii's signature Japanese varietal strawberry, grown in New Jersey and named after the Japanese phrase meaning 'we leave it up to you.' Oishii says it recreated the climate of the Japanese Alps inside its vertical farm so the berries can be grown year-round. [Oishii Omakase Berry](https://oishii.com/pages/the-omakase-berry)

Does Oishii grow lettuce or strawberries?

Oishii's core products are indoor strawberries, including Omakase, Koyo, and Nikko berries, while its official story also lists Rubi Tomato. It should not be described mainly as a leafy-greens company. [Oishii story](https://oishii.com/pages/our-story)

How are Oishii strawberries pollinated indoors?

Oishii says bees fly freely in the farm and pollinate the flowers as they would outdoors. The company also says its berries are grown without pesticides and are Non-GMO Project Verified. [Oishii FAQ](https://oishii.com/pages/faq)

Where is Oishii's Amatelas farm?

Oishii's major US operations are in New Jersey, including its Jersey City farm, while Amatelas repurposes a former plastics manufacturing plant. Oishii says Amatelas uses LEDs that consume 14 percent less energy per plant than its other farms and recycles most of its farm water. [Oishii sustainability page](https://oishii.com/pages/sustainability)

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