Dutch Greenhouse Delta continues to grow with four new partner companies. Read everything about it here!
A long-term strategy to position the Dutch greenhouse horticulture sector in China as the cooperation partner for the development and implementation of integral and sustainable high-tech greenhouse agroparks near metropolitan areas.
The Dutch Approach to the Globe’s Rising Demand for Self-Sufficiency in Food Security. A collective approach to horticulture in the Gulf region.
An article about our partner Codema, provider of essential custom-made horticultural solutions.
Missed the webinar? No problem! You will find the recorded version here, simply scroll down and click on the video to watch this recording!
We were honored to welcome a delegation from Malaysia that attended our seminar with the purpose to provide information about Malaysia, the business climate in general and about the perspective for the horticultural sector. We look back at a successful meeting!
We would like to thank all participants, speakers, panellists and of course the attendees, for joining this webinar and making it such a success! We had around 200 people tuning in! We look forward to organizing more like these events in the future, stay tuned.
DGD is like a portal that different parties can turn to. With the increased demand for large-scale controlled environment agriculture solutions, our industry needs to provide one clear solution and a platform where you can find this.
The food crisis that will follow in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic may have long-lasting global consequences if governments, industry and universities fail to take prompt, joint action. That’s the view of Eric Egberts, CEO of Dutch Greenhouse Delta foundation.
An article about our partner Van der Ende Groep, innovator in water technology, air treatment and industrial filtration.
We must collaborate with our competitors so we can accommodate larger building capacities. We always recommend finding a local solution.
We’ll be able to help many countries grow high-quality vegetables, with systems that require little energy, resulting in a smaller carbon footprint.
You can’t do everything on your own anymore. So it’s time we join forces and come up with a solution.
