Hoogendoorn, a producer of horticultural automation, officially opened its new office in Beijing. The opening was 
held at the Dutch Embassy in China, April 23.
Approximately 180 invitees attended the opening ceremony. The new office represents the expansion of the company in response to customer demand in the market. Hoogendoorn’s CEO Martin van Gogh, Export Director Martin Helmich, and Managing Director of Hoogendoorn Asia Erik van Berkum were all present.
The decision to open a new office in China allows Hoogendoorn to provide local presence to the Asian market. Hoogendoorn specialists will be available and well aware of the local climate and business circumstances. This way recommendations and solutions can be fully aligned with customer’s requirements. In addition, Hoogendoorn also provides local maintenance service, technical support, and training.
For more informatoin, visit Hoogendoor's website.
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