Industry association · Netherlands · EU Transparency Register 385192846585-87
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Glastuinbouw Nederland filed 7 positions between 14 Mar 2025 and 11 Aug 2026, across 7 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 7 times.
Bioeconomy is vital to achieve a climate-neutral, biodiverse, and prosperous Europe. Producing fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants with zero waste advances this circular revolution. By Valorising side streams (biomass and effluents) and fostering the reuse of residual biomass across the European economy, controlled environment agriculture (CEA) aims to become fully circular by 2050.
Filed in Dutch · English published by the European Commission
Fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants climate-neutrally grown. That is our ambition for 2040. Our growers are eager to rapidly reduce their dependence on fossils through scaling the production of renewables and improving energy efficiency. Decarbonising our energy-intensive sector is at the heart of our future competitiveness as it reduces our footprint, tackles high energy costs, and boosts Europes sovereignty.
Fruit, vegetables, flowers, and plants grown with net-zero emissions nor residues on products. This is our ambition for 2030. Our growers are moving from conventional synthetic to greener plant protection like natural enemies, Biocontrol, precision techniques, and low-risk substances. The past 15 years, the footprint of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) has accordingly dropped by 90 per cent.
Filed in Dutch · English published by the European Commission
Fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants climate-neutrally grown. That is our ambition for 2040. Our growers are eager to rapidly reduce their dependence on fossils through scaling the production of renewables and improving energy efficiency. Decarbonising our energy-intensive sector is at the heart of our future competitiveness as it reduces our footprint, tackles high energy costs, and boosts Europes sovereignty.
European controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is among the most advanced and resource-efficient horticultural production systems in the world. High-tech CEA allows growers to grow fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants with efficient use of water, nutrients, and energy, while minimising emissions to the environment.
Plant variety rights may be applied for by breeders and discoverers of plant varieties. This right of ownership gives the breeder the exclusive right to trade and reproduce that plant for 25 to 30 years. All plant species are included.
Filed in Dutch · English published by the European Commission
Glasshouse horticulture The Netherlands welcomes the Commission’s proposal to enable financial compensation of ETS 2 costs for end users. This is important to avoid that ETS-2 leads to unintended costs for entrepreneurs that are in principle outside ETS-2. The proposed framework provides an important basis for Member States to address those financial consequences of ETS-2 in a proportionate manner.
Filed in Dutch · English published by the European Commission
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