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Bureau IMAC merges into new crop optimization department within Anthura

Bureau IMAC Bleiswijk B.V. will end its paid services on 1 January 2021 and will cease to exist. Years of knowledge and experience will be retained, as both Andre Lont and Mark van de Ven will transfer to the new crop optimization department at Anthura. The latter took this step on 1 July as a crop specialist Phalaenopsis, and Andre will follow on 1 January 2021 as a crop specialist Anthurium.


Andre Lont and Mark van der Knaap. 

Andre Lont, director of IMAC, says that the company’s independence stands in the way of optimization. He stated that all promised agreements will be met and that clients of Bureau IMAC will be supported in finding desired independent advice.

Department crop optimization Anthura
The crop optimization department focuses primarily on cultivation technique issues. Andre and Mark will continue to advise Anthura’s customers about the technical properties of varieties and product groups. Herewith they support the account managers with cultivation questions and thus contribute to exchanging knowledge. Furthermore, they fully map cultivation characteristics of the Anthura range of products, support the Anthura production locations and initiate cultivation research.

Mark van der Knaap, breeding and propagation director, about the crop optimization department: “Andre and Mark bring years of cultivation knowledge and experience from home and abroad with them. In the new set-up this can be better attuned to the needs of our customers as well as internally. With a clear focus, they form the connecting link between research, breeding and sales in the field of cultivation technique. We expect this to contribute to sustainable returns for our customers with Anthura varieties.”

 

For more information:
Anthura
www.anthura.nl
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