As a family company, we are committed not only to the quality of our products and processes but also that of our staff, our working methods and our interactions with partners and customers.
Including our own grafting department, advanced machinery and a propagation method for young vegetable plants:
Discover hereBeekenkamp Group and Dümmen Orange are in talks to explore opportunities for a closer partnership in M&S, R&D and production. An Beekenkamp and Anthony Christiaanse, the respective CEOs of Beekenkamp Group and Dümmen Orange, signed a Letter of Intent to this end. Beekenkamp Group, a renowned Dutch family-owned company ac…
Step through the doorway and find yourself in a world bursting with vibrant colors, passion and inspiration. In the heart of South America a plant bloomed so powerful and vibrant that it enchanted the hearts of many; Verbena Fuerte. The grand introduction of this new crop took place during Flower…
During the celebration of her 50th anniversary, co-owner An Beekenkamp of the family business Beekenkamp Group was appointed Knight in the Order of Orange-Nassau. This special royal honour was presented by Mayor B.R. Arends. An Beekenkamp has been with Beekenkamp Group since 1974. The company comprises Beekenkamp Plants - Vegetables…
“Young brassica plants must be far enough developed to get off to a good start in the field. We keep this in mind at all times; it’s second nature to us.”
“Monitoring the quality that’s so important to our growers. The reason why I enjoy getting up every morning is so I can ensure we get the best results.”
“With the help of our modern water disinfection system, we are able to recirculate 99% of the water we use.”
“Monitoring the quality that is so important to our lettuce growers. The reason why I enjoy getting up every morning is so I can ensure we get the best results.”
“In our propagation greenhouses we produce all types of lettuce in 3 to 6 cm press pots (soil blocks). Depending on the customer’s requirements, our 3.7 and 4 cm press pots can be supplied either free-standing or in joined blocks.”