Vertical Indoor Farming (VIF) offers a potential for high-quality strawberry production, but resource efficiency data still need to
be provided. Three strawberry cultivars with different fruiting characteristics, one Ever-bearing cultivar and two June-bearing (high-
yielding and an old, traditional) cultivars, and two light treatments were investigated: artificial white LED light with an additional
2% UVA (365 nm) and white LED light alone. The Ever-bearing cultivar demonstrated significantly higher efficiencies for surface use
efficiency (SUE) of 15.2 kg fresh weight m^-2 a^-1, water use efficiency (WUE) of 291 g fresh weight l^-1, and energy use efficiency (EUE)
of 10.6 g fresh weight kWh^-1, due to a high harvest index of up to0.8 and a low proportion of non-marketable fruit. However, the total
energy demand of a container VIF is high, with 4.4-6.4 kWh m^-2 d^-1. Additional UVA radiation did not significantly alter the Ever-bearing
cultivar’s performance. At the same time, multiple harvests and a low proportion of non-marketable fruits led to a higher cumulative yield and increased efficiency, making it a promising choice for strawberry cultivation in VIF.