Silver Lamp for Eat This in Dutch Creativity Awards First horticultural project to win this prestigious award We’re very proud to announce that Eat This has won a Silver Lamp in the Dutch Creativity Awards in the category ‘spatial’ for our Tomatoes on Fifth Avenue project, created by creative agency Roorda and NethWork (the driving […]
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Bejo: Exploring nature never stops Inside Out Interview with Mirjam Both, Communication & Marketing manager Being a global player in the world of seeds and vegetable production, what are important global trends you currently notice? We serve more than 100 markets with our vegetable varieties and seeds, and all of these markets have their own
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The Ahora* project by Saenz Fety in Colombia Eat This proudly puts the spotlight on its contributor Saenz Fety, a leading family company in Colombia which is now engaged in developing project Ahora*. Director Alejandro Saenz got inspired and excited by what happened in the front of the Guggenheim Museum, on the sidewalk of 5th
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Global Trade Week: Panel discussion on the future of food As part of the Economist Global Trade Week, a panel discussion will be broadcasted on July 1, 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm CET. It is about high-tech, urbanism and local ecosystems: what can a global approach teach us about the future of food? It will
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Growing sustainable food off-grid in Bogota Interview with Saenz Fety’s Business Development Manager about Project Ahora Saenz Fety is a renowned Colombian company, always on the forefront of new developments in the horticulture sector. In August 2021, they launched Proyecto Ahora*: a completely self-sufficient food production unit that is placed in Bogota, the buzzing capital
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Hackathon: The Future of Food How to feed the whole world healthy and sustainably grown food without exhausting the planet? This is a huge question. And we believe that answers to this question can only be found in collaboration. And what better way than ????????????? ???? ??? ??????? In february 2021 a group of 40
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Free webinar: peat & sustainable growing media in horticulture In the battle against climate change, governments and NGOs worldwide have challenged the use of peat in horticulture. Peat is known to be good quality, consistent growing media available at a decent price. However, researchers and producers of growing media have been investigating alternatives. In a
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International Horti Quiz Jungle Talks, the organizer of global horticultural webinars and radio programs, teamed up with Quiz Brothers to present a new, entertaining event for anyone interested in horticulture; the International Horti Quiz. On 24 March 2021, from 20.00 – 22.00 CET, the first International Horti Quiz will take place. Meiny Prins, CEO of
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The horticultural sector, prominently featured in the center of the world: New York City. A unique story when it comes to food production, based on knowledge and technology and focused on sustainability, circularity, health and using the power of nature. These subjects are important to me in my personal life and being an entrepreneur. On 20 February 2020 the
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Foundation NethWork has invited private companies to join its Eat This network and work together to connect horticulture to society. The horticultural sector can greatly contribute to solving some of the urgent issues of today’s world: the access of sustainable, healthy food for all. NethWork lets others tell that story and connects to journalists, creatives, thought leaders
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