DALTEX Deploys ORTH AI Platform Across Potato Operations

In Short

DALTEX has deployed ORTH, an AI platform from Aydi Technologies, across its operations. The company says the rollout unifies field records in one platform and supports decisions on nutrition, crop protection, irrigation, and quality.

What Happened: How DALTEX Is Using ORTH AI

DALTEX said it is deploying ORTH’s AI platform across its farms, agronomy teams, and field crews.

DALTEX described itself as a leading potato exporter and vertically integrated agriculture group. It was founded in 1964 and said it manages over 54,000 acres and has 9,000+ employees. The company said its annual production exceeds 500,000 tons, and it exports over 300,000 tons yearly to more than 75 countries.

DALTEX said ORTH brings its field records, crop histories, and irrigation data into one place. It also said agronomists and crew leaders can ask questions in plain language and get answers such as “product, dose, timing,” based on DALTEX’s data.

DALTEX Director of Operations Ibrahim Elnaggar said, “ORTH has been critical in enabling our production teams to weigh diverse inputs and make the right decision quickly. In a fast-paced season, faster calls and communication are everything. You need a copilot, and that's exactly what ORTH is for.”

ORTH said its platform combines field data with weather forecasts, satellite imagery, and agronomic expertise to predict risks. It said proactive alerts reach teams in time to act “before quality is lost.”

Why It Matters: Data Unification And Decisions At Export Scale

For a large exporter like DALTEX, the company said that “every extra ton, quality grade, and avoided loss compounds across the group.”

ORTH also said it is used by over 300,000 growers worldwide, and that over 73% of surveyed users report it has helped improve yields, avoid losses, and enhance quality.

DALTEX said the results it expects include consistent yields, export grade quality season after season, and fewer losses between planting and shipment. It also called the deployment “a milestone for Egyptian agriculture,” describing it as putting AI at the core of farming to protect resources and strengthen food security.