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Dutch trade mission to Romania, with suppliers for the food processing industry

The Dutch agency NL EVD Internationaal has approved the organisation of a trade mission to Romania with Dutch suppliers for the food processing industry. This assignment was entrusted to the company Rocon who will organise the mission in cooperation with GMV, NVC and Koninklijke Metaalunie. The mission will take place during 1-4 May 2012 in Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca.

Interested Dutch companies can find more information and register (until 15.03.2012) at:

http://www.agentschapnl.nl/actueel/agenda/handelsmissie-toeleveranciers-voedingsmiddelenindustrie-naar-roemenie

Romanian food processing companies interested to meet Dutch suppliers can send a message to Rocon (danail.rosnev@rocon.eu) or the Netherlands Embassy in Bucharest (BKR-LNV@minbuza.nl).

 

Dutch Innovative Horticultural Technologies in Bucharest

During 4-5 November 2011, the Faculty of Horticulture of the University of Agronomic Studies and Veterinary Medicine in Bucharest hosted a Promotional Event for Dutch Innovative Horticultural Technologies in Romania. More concretely, in this year’s edition of the “Horticultural Days” organised by the of the Bucharest University, the Netherlands was presented as a reliable partner for innovation and sustainability. Paul Ymkers, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim of the Embassy of the Netherlands in Bucharest made an introduction on Dutch Horticulture. Also, this was an excellent opportunity to present the impressive world horticultural expo taking place in the Netherlands every ten years: Floriade 2012. 

The Dutch companies participating in this event were: Agri+Cultura Transilvania, APH Group Romania, Boix Europe, Royal Brinkman, The Greenery, Havecon Serres, Haket BV, Hoogedoorn Growth Management, Looije Agro Technics, Holland Farming, Nunhems, Semplant Romhol.

They had the opportunity to present themselves to a large audience, consisting of academics, last year students, agricultural authorities, horticultural producers and producer associations. Besides scientific and company technology presentations, the event comprised also a section devoted to financing, where Romanian authorities, consultants and banks participated, as well as a demonstration and contest for decorative arrangements made of fruit and vegetables. A tasting of Dutch cheeses and Romanian wines ended this successful event.



 

 

Promotional Event for Innovative Dutch Horticulture Technologies in Romania

4-5 November 2011, University of Agronomic Studies and Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Horticulture - Bucharest

In this year’s edition of the “Horticultural Days” of the Agricultural University of Bucharest, The Netherlands was presented as a reliable partner for innovation and sustainability. Paul Ymkers, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim of the Embassy of the Netherlands in Bucharest made an introduction on Dutch Horticulture, while Anda Popescu had the opportunity to present the impressive world horticultural expo taking place in the Netherlands every ten years: Floriade 2012.

 

The Dutch companies participating in this event had the opportunity to present themselves to a large audience, consisting of academics, last year students, agricultural authorities, horticultural producers and producer associations.

Dutch Participants:

Agri+Cultura Transilvania, APH Group Romania, Boix Europe, Royal Brinkman, The Greenery, Havecon Serres, Haket BV, Hoogedoorn Growth Management, Looije Agro Technics, Holland Farming, Nunhems, Semplant Romhol.

 

Besides scientific and company technology presentations, the event comprised also a section devoted to financing, where Romanian authorities, consultants and banks participated, as well as a demonstration and contest for decorative arrangements made of fruit and vegetables. A tasting of Dutch cheeses and Romanian wines ended this successful event.

 

 


This event was supported by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation.

 

   

Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
EVD
Netherlands Romanian Chamber of Commerce
De Nederlandse Vereniging (nederland.ro)


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