Subsidy for Zeeland quinoa chain and logistics center for sea vegetables in Netherlands

Published 2021년 10월 13일

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The province of Zeeland in the Netherlands has distributed over 1 million euros in subsidies to five demonstration projects in the sixth round of its 'Zeeland in Stroommetaal' scheme. The projects include the development of a quinoa chain in Zeeland, a logistics center for sea vegetables, and an onion sorting machine demonstration. The quinoa chain project receives nearly 190,000 euros, while the logistics center project receives 200,000 euros. The onion sorting machine project receives the same amount of funding, with collaboration from Machine Innovation Company, QEF Electric Innovation, Wiskerke Onions, and Uireka.

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Posted: 13/10/2021 Save as favorite The province of Zeeland has awarded five applications for demonstration projects from the sixth round of the subsidy scheme 'Zeeland in Stroommetaal'. Added together, the projects receive a total of more than 1 million euros in support. Subsidies have been awarded, among other things, for the development of a quinoa chain in Zeeland and for the realization of a logistics center for sea vegetables. FoodDelta Zeeland receives almost 190,000 euros in support for the project The Zeeland quinoa chain. The companies GreenFood50, Van de Bilt Zaden & Vlas, Meatless, It's Greenish and the Supply Chain Innovation professorship of Hogeschool Zeeland are working together in this project. They want to develop concepts for optimal cultivation and processing of quinoa and make prototypes of vegetarian consumer products. The logistics center for processing sea vegetables is a plan by Dutch Seaweed Group in collaboration with Murre Technologies, SeaWeed-TECH and ...

Source: Agri Holland