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They Grow Saffron with the Help of AI

Summary by Dagens Industri
From lussebullar to longevity. Blue Red Gold expects demand for the world's most expensive spice to double in five years. In Enköping, the startup is building a robotic indoor cultivation with about ten AI models. The goal: a self-sufficient Europe for saffron.
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From lussebullar to longevity. Blue Red Gold expects demand for the world's most expensive spice to double in five years. In Enköping, the startup is building a robotic indoor cultivation with about ten AI models. The goal: a self-sufficient Europe for saffron.

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Dagens industri broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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