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Phosphate and its recovery Phosphates are mined from phosphate rock and are used, among other things, to make fertilizers. Crops need phosphate and intensive agriculture can locally cause soil depletion. Minerals such as phosphates must then be added. …

Unique industrial collaboration A major challenge for energy-intensive industrial production processes is to make existing heating processes carbon-free. As electrification is often not an option, a fast and sustainable route to reduce the carbon …

Nedmag’s CaCl₂ Food, produced in Veendam, The Netherlands, is an additive in a wide range of food products. CaCl₂ is approved by the EU as additive in food products with E number E509. The new certification is a step forward for Nedmag’s product. Nedmag …

Behind the low factory buildings of salt producer Nedmag, close to the golf course on the outskirts of Veendam, managing director Bert Jan Bruning walks towards a blue steel structure built from shipping containers and opens the door. The building houses …

How a new tulip breed is created Crossing tulip breeds Breeding is the making of new tulip cultivars. This is done by crossing two different tulips with each other. The pollen of one tulip (father) is smeared on the pistil of the other tulip (mother) and …

Numerous innovations are emerging in the Netherlands that can meet climate challenges. There are also solutions that can reduce nitrogen emissions on the farm. Think of low-emission stable floors or injecting manure into the land instead of onto the land. …

The Food Ingredients exhibition Europe is held every year and brings food and beverages companies together to connect. This year the exhibition includes Health Ingredients as well. Nedmag’s attendance allows three days of networking and connecting with …

Here's to a healthy, prosperous New Year... together! 250 million years ago, the Netherlands was not a country. It was covered by an immense inland sea called the Zechstein Sea. Veendam, now home to salt extraction company Nedmag, was in the middle of …

250 million years ago, the Netherlands was not a country. It was covered by an immense inland sea called the Zechstein Sea. Veendam, now home to salt extraction company Nedmag, was in the middle of that area, which stretched across the whole of Northwest …