About Us
Company Profile : Shinno Seed Myanmar is a specialized agricultural partner dedicated to the development and localized production of high-performance OP and hybrid seeds.
Operating with a primary focus on Maize, Rice, and Vegetables, the company bridges the gap between international breeding excellence and the unique agronomic requirements of Myanmar’s diverse regions-from the plains of Nay Pyi Taw to the highlands of Southern Shan State and low altitude Ayarwaddy State
By the 2026 season, Shinno Seed Myanmar will operate a centralized Seed Processing Factory in Nay Pyi Taw, capable of processing tons of maize and rice seed per month. This facility serves as the heart of our quality control, ensuring all seeds meet gold standards before reaching the field.
Mission Statement
“To advance Myanmar’s agricultural sector by localized seed production and rigorous quality standards, ensuring that every farmer has access to resilient, high-yielding varieties that secure their income and the nation’s food future.”
Myanmar Strategic Pillar
Myanmar Strategic Pillars:
Localization: Establishing as a hub for seed processing and testing tailored to the Myanmar Farmer.
Integrity in Quality: Adhering to strict DOA protocols to eliminate fraud and ensure seed purity and quality.
• Farmer Prosperity: Supporting contract farming agreements that provide stable pricing and technical support to smallholders.
Vision Statement
“To be the most trusted name in Myanmar’s seed industry, recognized for transforming the domestic supply chain into an export-ready, technology-driven powerhouse by 2030.”
Operational Goals:
Self-Sufficiency: Reducing reliance on imported seed by scaling local processing of key varieties.
Modernization: Implementing state-of-the-art moisture management, biomass heating, and digital inventory tracking in the factory.
Community Leadership: Leading the formation of regional seed trade associations to standardize quality and ethics across the industry.
Our Core Values in Myanmar
1.Precision,
2.Transparency,
3.Sustainability,
4.Local Growth
1.Precision
Maintaining exact calibration on all lab equipment and moisture meters for reliable data.
2.Transparency
Operating with clear anti-fraud field protocols and “Standard Operating Procedures” (SOPs).
3.Sustainability
Utilizing biomass energy for seed drying to reduce the carbon footprint of factory operations.
4.Local Growth
Prioritizing local hiring and capacity building for lab technicians and factory staff.