Dutch Greenhouse Delta and Lemon Chilli Farms Sign MoU
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte Endorses New Dutch-Indian Collaboration In the presence of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, Dutch Greenhouse Delta, on behalf of the
India is a country of 1.3 billion people and set to grow to 1.6 billion people in the coming years. The country is the second largest food exporter after China. With a rapidly growing population, the production of fresh, healthy and affordable food is one of the most important pillars for India’s future. Dutch Greenhouse Delta is India’s gateway to future-proof agriculture. Greenhouses and horticulture technology from the Netherlands can be a change maker in realising India’s food security ambitions. Let’s cultivate India’s sustainable food system together!
Facing challenges such as urbanization, climate change, and the need for safe, nutritious food, there is a significant opportunity in leveraging the Netherlands’ horticultural expertise to produce safe, pesticide-free, and high-quality fruits and vegetables year-round. Dutch Greenhouse Delta wants create long-term partnerships to enhance India’s food supply, but also to drive economic growth, innovation, and sustainability, making India healthier, and more resilient. With India’s growing, young population and status as the world’s next largest economy, Indo-Dutch collaboration is poised to revolutionize the horticulture sector, aligning with both nations’ commitment to sustainable development and innovation.
NLHortiRoad2India is a multi-year public-private partnership. It aims to position the Dutch horticultural sector as a partner for India to meet India’s increasing demand for fresh, safe, and nutritious fruits and vegetables. Through collaboration and knowledge sharing, HortiRoad2India, will contribute to solutions to food challenges in India with a series of activities and programs. This program will strengthen long-term partnerships between the two countries. This partnership is coordinated by Dutch Greenhouse Delta (DGD), InnovationQuarter, and Rotterdam Partners and part of the RVO Partners for International Business (PIB) program.
Desh Ramnath, Director India at DGD: “Our partnership currently consists of leading suppliers and specialized companies active in international horticulture. With their variety of complementary products and services, they offer a sustainable and integral Fork2Farm solution. We combine Dutch horticultural excellence with local experience to provide Indian consumers with healthy food while generating jobs and income for all involved. Dutch technology and knowledge can also contribute to improving the production process and extending the shelf life of food. HortiRoad2India wants to be a long-term partner for the Indian horticultural sector.”
Learn more about the specific challenges, chances, and solutions, discussed by the Indian experts working for Dutch horticultural suppliers. Also, successful Dutch projects in China, are presented in this whitepaper.
Like to know more about the PIB India?
Contact Desh Ramnath, Business Developer at Dutch Greenhouse Delta
desh.ramnath@dutchgreenhousedelta.com
This whitepaper explains how Dutch knowledge and technology is enabling fast development of production efficiency and food safety in India.
Learn more about the specific challenges, opportunities, and solutions, discussed by the India experts working for Dutch horticultural suppliers. Also, successful Dutch projects in India, are presented in this whitepaper.
Several parties and India experts have contributed to the paper, such as Dutch Greenhouse Delta, Broekman Logistics, Syngenta, Meteor Systems, Priva, Ridder, Hoogendoorn Growth Management, Van der Hoeven Horticultural Projects.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte Endorses New Dutch-Indian Collaboration In the presence of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, Dutch Greenhouse Delta, on behalf of the
‘A horticultural sector in its infancy but with enormous potential’ Dutch Greenhouse Delta launches a whitepaper about how Dutch knowledge and technology is enabling fast
India has one of the fastest growing economies in the world and is expected to become the 3th largest economy by 2030. The Indian market
Location: Hyderabad, Telangana
Crop: Lettuce and cabbage, radishes, carrots, and herbs
Type: Climate and Water solutions
Surface: 8 ha
Location: Bangalore, Karnataka Type: Water units & Climate Computers Purpose: Tackle water shortage in India
Location: Tumkur, Karnataka
Type: Isii Compact Computer Purpose: Reducing food waste & Improving food production
Location: Hyderabad, Telangana
Crop: Vines, Turmeric, Strawberry, and Blueberry Type: Gutter System Surface: 2.2 ha
Location: Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh Crop: Cucumber, Tomato, Strawberry, Capsicum
Type: Hydroponic glass greenhouse
Surface: 2 ha
Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra
Type: Biofertilizers
Purpose: Improve soil health & Promote sustainable agricultural
Europa 1
2672 ZX Naaldwijk
The Netherlands
All rights reserved 2024
It may take up to 15 minutes for our whitepaper to arrive in your mailbox, please make sure to also check your spam folder!