We're getting closer to the end of the year! Let's refresh our memories on the month of October. In the Netherlands, Schneider B.V. was declared bankrupt, while Royal Van Zanten's flower bulb company announced it will close its doors in 2026 after 164 years. At the same time, the international industry came together at events such as Proflora in Bogotá, the IFPA Global Produce Show in Anaheim, and the Canadian Greenhouse Conference. On the business front, Proven Winners moved to become a single unified company, Decowraps acquired Dutch assets from Paardekooper, and growers continued to invest in automation and digitalization. Let's have a read!© Elita Vellekoop | FloralDaily.com
Bankruptcy of Schneider, discussions and search for restart in full progress
On Monday 13 October 2025, the District Court of Breda declared Schneider B.V., based in Woudrichem, bankrupt. This brings an end to the suspension of payment that had been in effect since 3 October.
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Photoreport: Proflora 2025
Royal Van Zanten's flower bulb company closes its doors after 164 years
"If everyone knew this story, they would understand the value of flowers"
DecoWraps purchases Dutch assets from Paardekooper
Decowraps Europe BV has reached an agreement with the trustee of Paardekooper Horti for the acquisition of selected assets and inventory in the Netherlands.
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IFPA Global Produce Show 2025 brings color and collaboration to Anaheim
Proven Winners becomes single unified company
CAN: Grower takes step towards hands-free production
New digital platform connects growers and buyers worldwide
Floritic has introduced a digital platform that connects growers and buyers worldwide. The platform offers a comprehensive solution for order management, logistics, payment, and business development, aiming to make the handling of fresh products more efficient and transparent.
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