Dutch Greenhouse Delta is the proud leader of the Netherlands’ horticultural track for Expo 2025 Osaka, in close partnership with the Netherlands Embassy in Japan, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Municipality of Westland and Dutch Enterprise Agency
As a long-term partner of Japan, the Netherlands is keen to work hand in hand with Japan in shaping a prosperous future. By combining Japanese ingenuity with Dutch expertise in horticulture, we can tackle challenges in Japan’s food production together. Through collaboration on smart solutions like Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), we can fully unlock the potential of Japan’s agricultural sector—boosting production, creating appealing jobs, increasing economic opportunities and contributing to a healthier society for Japan and beyond. Let’s farm the future together.
The Netherlands is excited to showcase Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) as a key driver of sustainable food production. This approach allows for year-round cultivation of fresh, healthy fruits, vegetables, and flowers in nearly any climate, using less water, land, and energy than traditional methods. CEA can also create more economic opportunities, inspire innovation, and revitalise rural areas, offering a future where agriculture is both resilient and profitable.
The Netherlands, with our history of energy-efficient and sustainable horticulture, is a trusted partner in advancing CEA. By combining Japan’s strengths in robotics and precision engineering with Dutch expertise in modern cultivation, we can create a long-term partnership to achieve economic growth, innovation and a healthy society. By working together with Japan, combining government, industry, and academic expertise, we can accelerate innovation in CEA to create a healthy, more sustainable, and secure food system for all.
Aichi Prefecture is at a turning point in its agricultural development. While it remains Japan’s leading producer of flowers and accounts for 16.4% of floricultural products and 5% of vegetable production
In the heart of Japan’s agricultural landscape, the prefecture of Kochi is pioneering a new era of horticulture, blending traditional expertise with cutting-edge technology. With its deep-rooted agricultural culture, Kochi
When Mr. Susumu Tanaka, a finance industry entrepreneur, founded Salad Bowl in 2004, he saw immense potential in Japan’s horticulture sector. Starting with just 1,000 m², the company has since
After many months of preparation, the Netherlands pavilion at Expo has officially opened its doors to visitors on 13 April. For the next six months,
With an enthusiastic Dutch delegation of businesses, government and education, we explored various horticultural regions to learn more about the current state of Japanese horticulture.
From February 17 – 21, Dutch Greenhouse Delta traveled through Japan with a delegation of horticultural companies from the Netherlands, to reinforce our collaboration on
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