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Grow Nutricrops International
- Food Production
- Groothandel
- Employees
- 11–50
- Founded
- 2009
- Country
- Netherlands
About Grow Nutricrops International
• Grow Nutricrops International is The Netherlands based agribusiness company, operating in producing sourcing its own high quality agricultural commodities for food as well as superfoods and offering it to the international market at very competitive prices.
• Grow Nutricrops International operates only with Health Crops that directly delivers on physical health of its end-users, or with chosen key bulk crops to make its cost effective large scale production to meet global food or feed supply challenges.
• Grow Nutricrops International mainly conducts its own farming or operates via contract farming to take on all challenges and responsibilities to deliver efficient and effective use of all resources and ensure cost effective supply to its customers.
• Grow Nutricrops International produces and supplies mainly from Europe, East Europe, Asia/India & part of Africa.
• Grow Nutricrops International, as name suggests, is expert in dealing with all kinds of major health crops and superfood products especially of Indian & European origin. For that, it operates directly from its fully owned Indian subsidiary, Grow Nutricrops (India).
Keywords
- Amaranth Seeds
- Chia Seeds
- Flex Seeds
- Food Production
- Import & Export
- International Trade
- Millets
- Quinoa
- Red Quinoa
- Super Foods
- Sustainable Farming
Address
Headquarters
Groningseweg 1,2992LCNetherlands
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