REGA Tech

REGA Tech was established to bring the AgriWater RainBox technology to Mexico’s agricultural sector — a sector that faces significant and growing challenges around water quality, soil health, and irrigation system performance. Mexico’s most productive growing regions sit on groundwater that frequently carries high concentrations of iron, manganese, calcium, chlorides, and biological contaminants. These affect not only crop yields but the longevity and efficiency of the irrigation infrastructure itself.

The company’s mandate is straightforward: test the RainBox technology rigorously in Mexican field conditions across a wide range of crops and growing environments, and make it available to farmers who need it. REGA Tech works directly with large commercial agricultural operations and mid-sized growers, providing installation support, field monitoring, and ongoing technical service.

The company serves clients across three primary sectors: agriculture, where the RainBox is deployed on row crops and plantation crops; industrial water applications; and livestock operations, where water quality directly affects animal health and productivity. The technology has also been deployed on sports turf and grounds maintenance operations.

REGA Tech’s principal market is the Guanajuato and Colima regions of Mexico — two of the country’s most commercially significant agricultural zones, producing for both domestic consumption and export markets. Its clients include some of Mexico’s largest commercial growers of lettuce and tomatoes for domestic supply, as well as a wide range of large-to-mid-sized farm operations growing for both domestic and international markets.

REGA Tech’s principal operating territory covers the Guanajuato and Colima regions — two of Mexico’s most agriculturally significant states. Guanajuato is one of Mexico’s most productive food-growing regions, generating a substantial share of the country’s lettuce, tomato, broccoli, and strawberry output for both domestic consumption and United States export markets. Colima, on the Pacific coast, is a major banana and coconut producer with a growing avocado sector.

Both regions draw heavily on groundwater for irrigation — water that frequently carries elevated iron, manganese, and calcium levels that challenge irrigation system performance and soil health. The RainBox technology is specifically well-suited to these conditions, addressing the most common and economically costly water quality problems experienced by growers in both states.

REGA Tech’s client base includes some of Mexico’s most significant commercial agricultural operations. Among them are major producers of lettuce and tomatoes for domestic consumption — operations managing thousands of hectares under controlled and open-field conditions. The broader client portfolio spans large to mid-sized farm enterprises across a wide range of commodity and specialty crops.