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Home > MarketsNetherlandsProductionWorld > HilverdaKooij and Florist Holland change name to HilverdaFlorist
Dutch-based cut flower breeders HilverdaKooij and Florist Holland have changed their name into HilverdaFlorist.
The name change follows the announcement that HilverdaKooij agreed terms with its Dutch ‘rival’ Florist in a deal that will create one of the larger cut flower and potted plant breeders in the Netherlands.
Under the merger, announced exactly one year ago and set to be finalised in March 2020, HilverdaKooij will move to Dwarsweg 15 where a new research centre including new greenhouses, processing areas, offices and a new breeding technology center are currently under construction.
The new HilverdaFlorist offers a one stop shop for starting material suited for commercial production of cut flowers, houseplants, bedding plants and perennials. The company’s portfolio includes Echinacea, Salvia, Alstroemeria, Dahlia, Dianthus, Gerbera, Limonium, Carnation, Hellebores, Gypsophila and Scabiosa.
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The world’s largest trade hub for flowers and plants, Royal FloraHolland has signed a €210 min refinancing agreement with a…
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German plant breeder and propagator Selecta One has acquired UK-based Whetman Plants International (WPI), a company dedicated to the breeding,…
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The Netherlands has a new minister of agriculture, fisheries, food securtiy and nature after Dutch King Willem-Alexander swore in the…
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The Dutch Horticultural Entrepreneur Award Foundation today announced it has appointed Peter Maes, chief strategy officer at biocontrols firm Koppert,…
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In an open letter ahead of the General Election, the UK’s Horticultural Trades Association and sister associations from across Europe…
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Air France KLM Martinair Cargo and China Cargo Airlines have inked a new hard block space agreement, marking a significant…