The demand of high quality Iperen Water Soluble NPK’s increased rapidly in recent years. To keep up with this growth, the production capacity in the acclimatized factory near the port of Rotterdam has now expanded. “While executing the Masterplan, our aim was more than just entering the top 3 of production capacities in Europe. Our main objective was to produce more innovative products with specific additives and to further improve the on-line packaging and printing facilities” according Erik van den Bergh, CEO of van Iperen International.
Among other innovations, Van Iperen introduces a new coloring concept of their Water Soluble NPK’s. “The result is an intense and consistent coloring of the product as well as the solution. Our customers can now choose from a wide range of colors.” Next to this, a new printing technology is implemented allowing customers to add their identity and product specific information on the Iperen bags without using labels. Just two examples on the quality approach towards Water Soluble NPK’s.
“We hope to “Iperenize” more and more customers worldwide and look forward to offer our expertise in production and in the field”, added Erik van den Bergh. Visit for more information www.vaniperen.com/masterplan.
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