Key Takeaways
- New Partnership: Bom Group and Beijing HortiPolaris have signed an MOU for a new high-tech greenhouse project.
- Project Scope: The project involves constructing a 10-hectare greenhouse in Yunnan, China, to grow high-quality cherry tomatoes.
- Expert Collaboration: Bom Group brings expertise in greenhouse design and construction, while Beijing HortiPolaris specializes in tomato cultivation and greenhouse operations.
- Innovative Features: The project will incorporate integrated energy management systems to pilot sustainability in greenhouse operations.
- Timeline: Construction is set to start soon, with tomato planting in mid-2025 and the first harvest expected by the end of 2025.
Bom Group and Beijing HortiPolaris have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to commence a groundbreaking high-tech greenhouse project. This initiative marks a significant step in their two-year collaboration to develop sustainable and advanced greenhouse projects in China.
Project Details and Significance
The project, located in Yunnan, involves the construction of a 10-hectare facility dedicated to the cultivation of high-quality cherry tomatoes. This collaboration leverages Bom Group’s comprehensive greenhouse design and construction expertise and Beijing HortiPolaris’s specialized knowledge in cherry tomato production and operational management.
Key Participants and Their Roles
The MOU was signed under the supervision of key figures from both companies, including Ms. Fang Wang, Mr. Yuchon Chen, and Ms. Kangni Liu from HortiPolaris, as well as Rick van den Ende and Rob De Wit from Bom Group. This strategic partnership highlights the complementary strengths of both organizations, promising a synergistic approach to this and future projects.
Vision and Expectations
Both companies share a commitment to innovation and quality, which are central to their business practices. “This is a perfect combination,” said Rob de Wit of Bom Group, emphasizing the ideal partnership between the two firms. Ruben Kalkman, also from Bom Group, expressed confidence in the project’s success, stating, “I am happy to start the first project with HortiPolaris. I truly believe in them, and I am confident that it will be a great success!”
Sustainability and Innovation
Dan Xu of Beijing HortiPolaris highlighted the project’s innovative aspects, particularly its integrated energy management system, which aims to make the greenhouse a model of sustainability. This feature is expected to set a new standard in energy-efficient agricultural practices.
Timeline and Future Prospects
The construction of the greenhouse will commence soon, with the first planting of tomatoes scheduled for mid-2025. The first harvest is anticipated by the end of 2025. This project not only signifies a major advancement in sustainable agriculture but also sets the stage for further collaborative ventures between Bom Group and Beijing HortiPolaris in China.
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