Liquidseal has been selected as one of the 100 innovations in 2016 for the Innovation Award. This award is initiated by the Dutch Chamber of Commerce. Factors such as impact on the food and agriculture sector and society, originality, availability and turnover played a role in the selection of the panel of innovation experts.
Liquidseal is a sustainable postharvest coating and can be used for carnations, roses, gerberas, lily bulbs and tropical fruit. The coating can be applied by spraying or dipping. Liquidseal influences the evaporation and contributes to an extended shelf live and an improved product quality throughout the supply chain from grower to consumer.
Eugene van den Berg (l) and Victor Monster
During the Day of Innovation on 29th September a jury will announce the positions of each selected company. Then it will be clear which company is selected as No. 1 and may call itself the most innovative company in the Netherlands.
For more information:
Liquidseal
Schuttersveld 9
2316 XG Leiden
Netherlands
T +31(0)713014314
info@liquidseal.nl
www.liquidseal.nl
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