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Dutch and Chinese horticulture meet at Zhejiang University
On 22 November, the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Shanghai, and Zhejiang University together organized a Sino-Dutch Protected Horticulture Technology Seminar at the Zhejiang University in Hangzhou. Eleven Dutch companies and more than 30 Chinese companies attended.
Mrs. Anneke Adema, Consul-General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Shanghai, said in her opening speech to be proud of the market leading position of the Netherlands in the world in the horticulture sector. “We have a world-leading position in greenhouse horticulture, our inventiveness under glass is well known”. She expressed the wish that the matchmaking would be an excellent basis for further cooperation between the Netherlands and China in the area of horticulture.
Mr. Fulco Wijdooge, general manager from HortiMax/Ridder in China, informed the audience on sustainable horticulture in the Netherlands. Secondly Mr. LI Tianlai, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, and vice president of Shenyang Agriculture University, explained the trends in horticulture research in China.
After the seminar, each Dutch company or organization (Wag UR, HortiMax/Ridder, Koppert, Priva, Dümmen Orange, Anthura, Philips, Shanghai Hezhong, Metazet/Visser, Ampleon, Keygene) had individual matchmakings with those who show special interests to the Dutch technology, products or services. All the Dutch companies were very satisfied with the activity. A few statements are quoted below:
“The seminar was well organized; participants formed a good mix of private companies, government- and university officials, which is often essential in developing business in China. Compliments to the Netherlands Consulate General in Shanghai for supporting the event at the highest level!” - Oscar Niezen, Commercial Manager, Dümmen Orange Group China.
“We are pleased to join this seminar and we had some fruitful contacts. In the future, if CG is planning other seminars, please let us know. We are interested in these events.” - Sander Smeding, CEO Kunming Anthura Horticulture Co. Ltd.
“Thanks for this well-organized event, as we met more than one company in the horticultural field, and we had a high efficient time to find potential customers who are also seeking our professional solutions.” - Jianfeng Dai Ph.D, Plant Specialist Asia, Philips Horticulture LED Solutions
Source: Agroberichten Buitenland
Mrs. Anneke Adema, Consul-General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Shanghai, said in her opening speech to be proud of the market leading position of the Netherlands in the world in the horticulture sector. “We have a world-leading position in greenhouse horticulture, our inventiveness under glass is well known”. She expressed the wish that the matchmaking would be an excellent basis for further cooperation between the Netherlands and China in the area of horticulture.
Mr. Fulco Wijdooge, general manager from HortiMax/Ridder in China, informed the audience on sustainable horticulture in the Netherlands. Secondly Mr. LI Tianlai, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, and vice president of Shenyang Agriculture University, explained the trends in horticulture research in China.
After the seminar, each Dutch company or organization (Wag UR, HortiMax/Ridder, Koppert, Priva, Dümmen Orange, Anthura, Philips, Shanghai Hezhong, Metazet/Visser, Ampleon, Keygene) had individual matchmakings with those who show special interests to the Dutch technology, products or services. All the Dutch companies were very satisfied with the activity. A few statements are quoted below:
“The seminar was well organized; participants formed a good mix of private companies, government- and university officials, which is often essential in developing business in China. Compliments to the Netherlands Consulate General in Shanghai for supporting the event at the highest level!” - Oscar Niezen, Commercial Manager, Dümmen Orange Group China.
“We are pleased to join this seminar and we had some fruitful contacts. In the future, if CG is planning other seminars, please let us know. We are interested in these events.” - Sander Smeding, CEO Kunming Anthura Horticulture Co. Ltd.
“Thanks for this well-organized event, as we met more than one company in the horticultural field, and we had a high efficient time to find potential customers who are also seeking our professional solutions.” - Jianfeng Dai Ph.D, Plant Specialist Asia, Philips Horticulture LED Solutions
Source: Agroberichten Buitenland
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