Aviko B.V.
Location
Gelderland
Founded
1962-10-04
Website
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Recent Articles about Aviko B.V.
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2024-06-01 (argenpapa.com)
Europa: Energy efficiency for a new potato production unit
Aviko, one of Europe’s largest potato processors, wanted to create a brandnew production unit that was, above all, energy efficient. (2024-05-31)
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2024-06-01 (argenpapa.com)
Europa: Energy efficiency for a new potato production unit
Aviko, one of Europe’s largest potato processors, wanted to create a brandnew production unit that was, above all, energy efficient. (2024-05-31)
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2023-10-30 (nieuweoogst.nl)
Chain focuses on regenerative agriculture as standard
According to the climate agreement, agriculture must be climate neutral by 2050. Multinationals are responding to this by investing in regenerative agriculture. With this they want to give sustainability a big boost and reduce their CO2 footprint.
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2023-10-18 (logistiek.nl)
Aviko puts its self-built 50-ton e-truck into use in Doesburg
At a time when the sector is paying more and more attention to environmentally friendly solutions, Container Terminal Doesburg (CTD) and Aviko are proud to present their innovation in the field of transport: A unique self-built electric 50-ton truck.
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2023-09-06 (duurzaam-ondernemen.nl)
Container Terminal Doesburg introduces a new unique 50-tonne electric truck in collaboration with customer Aviko - Duurzaam Ondernemen
At a time when the world is increasingly focusing on green solutions, Container Terminal Doesburg is proud to introduce a groundbreaking innovation in the world of logistics and transport: the launch of the unique 50-tonne electric truck (E-truck) for the transport of containers.
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2023-09-06 (duurzaam-ondernemen.nl)
Container Terminal Doesburg introduces a new unique 50-tonne electric truck in collaboration with customer Aviko - Duurzaam Ondernemen
At a time when the world is increasingly focusing on green solutions, Container Terminal Doesburg is proud to introduce a groundbreaking innovation in the world of logistics and transport: the launch of the unique 50-tonne electric truck (E-truck) for the transport of containers.
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2023-01-13 (logistiek.nl)
Aviko and CTD build a unique e-truck with Ginaf
Aviko and Container Terminal Doesburg are building a unique electric truck together with Ginaf. The fully customized e-truck is dedicated for transport between the terminal and Aviko. The e-truck is expected to be delivered in February.
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2022-09-03 (change.inc)
5x unexpected consequences of the energy crisis | Change Inc.
An overview of striking and unexpected consequences of the energy crisis - from energy refugees to overheated pasta debates.
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2022-09-03 (change.inc)
5x unexpected consequences of the energy crisis | Change Inc.
An overview of striking and unexpected consequences of the energy crisis - from energy refugees to overheated pasta debates.
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2022-09-03 (change.inc)
5x unexpected consequences of the energy crisis | Change Inc.
An overview of striking and unexpected consequences of the energy crisis - from energy refugees to overheated pasta debates.
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2022-09-03 (change.inc)
5x unexpected consequences of the energy crisis | Change Inc.
An overview of striking and unexpected consequences of the energy crisis - from energy refugees to overheated pasta debates.
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2022-09-03 (change.inc)
5x unexpected consequences of the energy crisis | Change Inc.
An overview of striking and unexpected consequences of the energy crisis - from energy refugees to overheated pasta debates.
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