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In this study, we implement a linear programming farm model to explore the impact of climate change-induced multiple stress on the financial viability of greenhouse tomato growers. The main results are that new technologies and innovations can compensate growers for any profit loss associated with climate change. However, if the cost of adaptation is high enough, then its financial benefits are constrained by how efficient these innovations are in terms of productivity. We did not observe significant differences in input use between ‘innovative’ and ‘conventional’ production, and the yield under the adoption of new technologies was higher compared to ‘conventional’ production.