First to use Made in Norway

As one of the first companies in the country, 7Sense Agritech AS has qualified to use the official origin mark Made in Norway. With this, 7Sense demonstrates that they meet several criteria related to Norwegian value creation and origin, which could strengthen their position for further growth in both the national and international markets.

The official origin mark is a request from the business community itself, and the criteria for qualification include that the product or solution is primarily developed or produced in Norway. The aim of such a mark is to allow consumers to quickly and easily navigate among products and services that reinforce and support Norwegian value creation.

7Sense Agritech AS, specializing in technology for agriculture, is proud to be among the first Norwegian companies to use the Made in Norway mark in its marketing.

"We sell products to farmers all over the world, and we know that they value quality. With the new origin mark, we gain a clear position and definitive proof of this. We are excited to use the mark – and to promote Norwegian quality," says CEO Max J. Tangen.

About 7Sense Agritech

The company was founded in 2013 and is part of the 7Sense group. The company develops, produces, and delivers sensor-based solutions and services to farmers worldwide. Their main product is a sensor that monitors irrigation, based on the company's patented "non-intrusive flow detection." The product was the first IoT product in the Nordic region to communicate on the latest telecommunications standard (NB-IoT) and the world's first agricultural product. The company is certified under the Environmental Lighthouse scheme.

About Made in Norway

• Made in Norway is a protected trademark for marketing. It aims to strengthen the position of Norwegian products and solutions in international markets.
• The mark is part of the "The Whole of Norway Exports" initiative, launched by the government to increase Norway's international competitiveness.
• Innovation Norway manages the scheme.
• Norway must increase mainland exports and transform its industry. The country needs solutions that create jobs, provide sustainable growth, and boost exports.
• A shared origin mark will create synergies, where companies that succeed internationally with the mark on their products will positively impact other Made in Norway companies.
• When you see the origin mark, you can be confident that the product or solution is primarily developed or produced in Norway. The product or service adheres to our requirements for responsibility and sustainability. This can be an advantage internationally.
• Specific criteria vary depending on the product category