Sustainable floriculture in Bommelerwaard: How Kwekerij Monnikenwaard leads with innovation
Discover how Kwekerij Monnikenwaard in the Bommelerwaard region is setting the standard for sustainable floriculture. With energy-efficient LED lighting and water recycling, this local business produces 650,000 chrysanthemum stems weekly while minimizing waste—showcasing innovation in action.
| Key Data Point | Details |
|---|---|
| Company | Kwekerij Monnikenwaard |
| Location | Bommelerwaard region, Gelderland |
| Specialization | Santini’s (spray chrysanthemums) |
| Weekly Production | ~650,000 stems |
| Sustainability Measures | LED lighting, water recycling, modern sorting |
| Government Visit | College of Mayor and Aldermen |
The College of Mayor and Aldermen plays a key role in supporting local businesses and initiatives, particularly those contributing to sustainability and innovation. Their visits highlight best practices and foster collaboration between government and entrepreneurs to promote regional economic growth.
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Open Doors: Kwekerij Monnikenwaard
The College of Mayor and Aldermen recently paid a visit to Kwekerij Monnikenwaard. This company specializes in growing Santini’s: colorful spray chrysanthemums that are cultivated year-round.
With a production of approximately 650,000 stems per week, an efficient and careful approach is essential. During the visit, we were briefed on how the company manages energy and raw materials. The greenhouses are fully equipped with modern LED lighting. This lighting ensures optimal growth of the flowers while consuming less energy than traditional lamps. Water is also collected and reused, minimizing waste.
Additionally, the processing stage utilizes modern machinery to assist in sorting and packaging the flowers, ensuring consistent quality.
A fine example of how craftsmanship, innovation, and a focus on sustainability come together in the floriculture sector in the Bommelerwaard region.
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