Touring The World's Leading Port For Fruit And Veggie Imports

It’s quite a chilly day so the roller doors have been left open to a crisp breeze coming off the water, as the multinational hosts participants from the inaugural Amsterdam Produce Show and Conference.

They’ve had their share of networking, in-depth chats, forward-looking seminars and fine food, and now they are gaining insights into Europe’s biggest port and the world’s leading entry point for fresh fruit and vegetable imports.

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“It [the facility] was built in 1998 and we took it over in 2004. Why I made this choice in that moment on the waterside is very important – you reduce CO2 (carbon dioxide),”says Antonio Oken, who is now the Agro Merchants Group’s produce category manager for Europe.

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