The first tin of Bejo lettuce to come from the packaging line marks an important symbolic moment: as of September 1, all the company's varieties of lettuce seed will carry the Bejo label.
In the facilities in Warmenhuizen, the lettuce seed that is produced on international fields is checked for quality, cleaned and processed, and packaged for distribution.
Bejo will supply established varieties from the Agrisemen portfolio as well as new introductions for the coming season, both in Bejo tins and in foil envelopes.
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