After the focus on the international rollout of the Sweet Sensation pear, our attention will now also be directed to the introduction of Dazzling Gold

Greenery UK Ltd has entered into partnership with waste management company SITA UK, and local growers Michael Blakenham and Stephen Wright, to construct two new tomato glasshouses totaling 17Ha at Little Blakenham, Suffolk.

In an endeavour to make asparagus more appealing to consumers, The Greenery is introducing a unique concept – peeled white asparagus in ready-to-steam packaging for microwave preparation.

At the Fruit Logistica trade fair in Berlin a license agreement has been signed with Evrosad.

The first head of iceberg lettuce grown in France was harvested in early October 2012 by Greenery growers Ursum-Zuurbier and Pater Broersen, just north of Toulouse. This harvest represents an important step towards achieving the local production of iceberg lettuce in southern France.

The Greenery has won the PMA Impact Award for Tommies snack tomatoes. The award in the ‘Excellence in Packaging’ category recognises the innovative and quality packaging. Tommies received the packaging award for the shaker cup, the small bag and the bucket.

On Thursday the 21st of June 2012, The Greenery signed a covenant targeting sustainable fresh fruits and vegetables to be sourced from Central- and South-America, Africa and Asia within eight years. By 2020, consumers can be confident that all fresh fruits and vegetables in Dutch supermarkets are sustainably...

Our front runners in sustainability were recently awarded the Nature Counts label.

The Greenery posted a positive net result of EUR 1.9 million in a turbulent 2011, which was marked by the EHEC crisis and poor summer weather.

Report reveals the importance of the EU for the Dutch fruit and vegetable sector.