Van Amerongen CA Technology invites colleagues Absoger, Besseling Group, Fruit Control Equipments, International Controlled Atmosphere, Isolcell, Marvil and Storex to join forces by sharing their knowledge, scientific research and experiences regarding Dynamic Controlled Atmosphere.
Assumptions without scientific back-up are like trees without roots. Van Amerongen has always made an effort of enabling elaborate scientific research that endorses practical application, disclosing independent and documented research.
The VA-invitation originates from mutual, bold press statements locally as well as internationally, claiming to have “the one and only” solution for Dynamic Controlled Atmosphere. The company stated that they are ready to back up the statements regarding ACR-treatment with several independent, scientific as well as practical substantiations. They are also inviting their colleagues do the same, in the name of transparency, for the customers.
Van Amerongen CA Technology created a Blog in a neutral environment where everybody will be free to share experiences, ask questions and get answers. The Blog is also accessible for customers.
The company is also inviting colleagues to share the required information to the market during a meeting at a neutral but common location, Fruit Logistica 2016 in Berlin. Van Amerongen will provide a time and place to share information with all stakeholders (customers, scientists, press, consultants and agents). This will enable everyone to read, open a dialogue and ask the right questions.
Please visit www.van-amerongen.com for more information.
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