Omnivent Joins Europatat
Europatat is pleased to welcome Omnivent, a global expert in the design, manufacture, installation, and consulting of cutting-edge ventilation and cooling systems for storing potatoes and other crops.
“The Omnivent group is currently active in more than 60 countries worldwide, and it operates through its principal subsidiaries in The Netherlands and Poland. The Polish branch was established in 1995 and has been regularly developing and broadening its horizons,” according to a recent Europatat press release.
For years, the company has been gathering as much knowledge as possible about the storage of arable and fresh produce, in cooperation with its customers. Moreover, its R&D department is continuously developing new solutions.
“By applying that knowledge and development, we can provide you with an innovative solution that perfectly suits your storage process. The Omnivent Group has three specializations: ventilation technology, cooling technology and wood systems,” the company’s experts wrote on Omnivent website.
Annually, Omnivent manages 150 to 175 projects, all over the world.
“We help traditional farmers, the agricultural entrepreneur, and the processing industry, regardless of their climate conditions. Guaranteeing product quality starts at cultivation, and therefore Omnivent not only offers storage advice, but also cultivation guidance,” they concluded.
Europatat, the European Potato Trade Association, comprises both national associations and individual companies involved in the trade of seed, ware and early potatoes throughout Europe. Its members include a wide range of traders (including breeders, distributors, storage owners, packers, importers and exporters) delivering seed potatoes to farmers, as well as raw material to the food industry, packed potatoes to the retailers and food service sector. Europatat, is an international non-profit association established under Belgian legislation (1919). Europatat is registered in the EU register of interest representatives under 16057181340-75.
