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Hoe houdt de Nederlandse zuivelsector zich staande in de wereld van morgen?

July 3, 2019

Op donderdag 4 juli organiseert de Nederlandse Zuivel Organisatie (NZO) haar jaarlijkse minisymposium en netwerkborrel. Hoe houdt de Nederlandse zuivelsector zich staande in de wereld van morgen?

De internationale handel verandert razendsnel door geopolitieke machtsverschuivingen en mondiale verduurzaming. Welke kansen en bedreigingen zijn er voor Agrifood Nederland? En hoe kan de Nederlandse zuivelsector haar concurrentiepositie in de wereld behouden?

Twee experts op het gebied van internationale betrekkingen en duurzaamheid bieden inzicht in de wereld van morgen:Rob de Wijk, oprichter The Hague Centre for  Strategic Studies en hoogleraar Internationale Betrekkingen en Veiligheid Universiteit Leiden, en Jan Kees Vis, Global director Sustainable Sourcing Development voor Unilever en voorzitter Sustainable Agricultural Initiative (SAI) Platform.

Kijk voor meer informatie op de website van NZO. 

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