Horticultural supplier Royal Brinkman Australia toast move to new premises

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Home > Australia Countries > Horticultural supplier Royal Brinkman Australia toast move to new premises

Rachel Wakefield

29 March 2019

BRAESIDE, Australia: Horticultural supplier Royal Brinkman Australia hosted an open house event in February, welcoming customers, business partners and friends at its new Braeside Victoria branch to introduce everyone to the company’s new general manager, David Sobeveski and his team, expanded capabilities and spacious facility.

Royal Brinkman CEO Ton Van Mil, representatives of Priva, Hanna Instruments, Yara, Genesis Horticulture and a sizeable number if customers were on hand to celebrate the opening. The event offered the perfect opportunity to sample some typical Dutch food such as ‘Oliebollen’ and ‘bitterballen.

Dutch-based horticultural wholesale supplier Royal Brinkman offers over 30,000 products and services under one roof to cater to the demand of professional ornamentals and fresh produce growers.

2015 marked the opening ofBrinkman Australia in Melbourne making it the 13^th international branch of the company. Having outgrown their Melbourne office the company has now found in Braeside much larger space to operate from.

Founded in 1885 in the Netherlands, Royal Brinkman has been active in the field of horticulture for over 130 years. The company is headquartered in ‘s-Gravenzande

Pictured left to right Brinkman Australia’s departing general manager Job Roskam, newly appointed general manager David Sobevski and Royal Brinkman CEO Ton van Mil.