Kazakhstan has a difficult climate for building greenhouses. To this end, Kazakhs are increasingly finding their way to Dutch innovation in this area.
Van der Hoeven Horticultural Projects recently signed a partnership agreement with Eurasian green product LLP. This is a modern greenhouse project built using the latest technology.
Van der Hoeven is responsible for the entire design and delivery of the material. For example, the installation of central heating for this particular project in Almaty is designed for the most extreme temperatures around -25 ° C in winter.
130 employees of Van der Hoeven have extensive experience in the difficult climatic conditions of Kazakhstan, although the company also uses Priva, Svensson, Patron Agri Systems and Berg Hortimotive systems for this project. Together, companies provide the most advanced technology.
68.5% of the land fund of Kazakhstan are pastures, and only 9.2% are arable lands.
Van der Hoeven is fully responsible for the integration of various systems. In the long term, cooperation with Eurasian Green Product LLP will minimize import and transportation costs, which is a good prospect for these investments.
The project is an excellent example of cooperation between Dutch and Kazakhstani partners. Cooperation between Dutch companies and Kazakhstan received a good impetus in 2019, of course, thanks to the visit of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Askar Mamin to the Netherlands.
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