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Exploring the Future of Greenhouse Production Interview with Just Roos, Chief Tomato Officer at FoodVentures. In our Inside-Out interview series, we delve into a captivating conversation with Just Roos, a driving force behind FoodVentures‘ global business development.Roos unravels the essence of the company, positioning it as a global greenhouse operator with a revolutionary business model …

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System Change Leaders Week in Costa Rica A recap of a week of profound connection From September 22 – 30, 2023, the EatThis. System Change Leaders Week took place. With a group of 25 international leaders in horticulture, we headed for Costa Rica. Amidst its lush and vibrant landscapes, we experienced a journey of profound …

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Conversation about curiosity, learning and exploration with Judith Schueler, driving force behind ACCEZ. In our series ‘Inside Out’ we usually put the spotlight on our contributors, but this time we engage in a dialogue with Judith Schueler. She will be the process facilitator during the upcoming System Change Leaders Week 2023, initiated by EatThis. and …

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The Future of Food Production Interview on Protected Horticulture and Greenhouse Technology.  Continuing our ‘Inside Out’ series, in which we put the spotlight on our contributors, we talk to Reuven Losh: SVP, Head of Greenhouse, Projects & Services Division at Netafim, an Orbia business. Gakon Netafim is the greenhouse business unit of Netafim, and contributor …

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System Change Leaders Week in Costa Rica From 22 to 30 September 2023, EatThis. hosts the System Change Leaders Week that is set to take place in the captivating backdrop of Costa Rica. This year’s event follows a very succesful Future Leaders Week 2022, that took place in the Netherlands. During this year’s event, a …

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Passing on the torch from father to son Interview with William and Mike Gitzels from Gitzels Plantenkwekerij.  Soon, Mike Gitzels will be handed the torch from his father William, and take over the families’ horticulture business that was founded over 60 years ago. In this interview we talk to father and son about the past, …

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Sustainable Urban Delta Interview on Food Producing Cities The Sustainable Urban Delta Foundation was founded to inspire megacities on healthy and sustainable urban growth, with the production of local, healthy and fresh food as key element. The foundation aims to be a catalyst and connector in order to create a better future. In this in-depth …

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Bringing the #futureoffood to the table EatThis. has invited three young and ambitious professionals to join us for an intensive 3-day residency program in the Dutch Westland area on 21, 22 and 23 June 2023. All three are already professionally devoted to connecting the world of food to society. With this residency program, we aim …

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Plant is King at Artechno Group Interview with CEO Marco van der Velden Marco, you got recently appointed as the new CEO of Artechno Group. Congratulations! What does Artechno Group do? Artechno’s founder Art van Rijn started out as a constructor/provider of technical systems for greenhouses, being born and raised in the Dutch Westland, the …

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Peter Maes ‘Connecting horticulture to society’ Interview with Peter Maes: Chairman at EatThis and Chief Strategy Officer at Koppert  INTERVIEW | Ton van der Scheer Peter Maes Biological produce is currently well received by the public as well as politics. Biological crop protection therefore cannot but have the wind in its sails, can it? Peter …

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