Feed processing company relocates in the Netherlands

Feed processing company Wynveen International relocated to a new facility in Heteren in the Netherlands. The new complex includes a new production space and offices at the Poort van Midden Gelderland business park.

December 20, 2011

Wynveen International relocated to new offices in Heteren, Netherlands.

Wynveen International relocated to new offices in Heteren, Netherlands.

Feed processing company Wynveen International relocated to a new facility in Heteren in the Netherlands.

The new complex includes a new production space and offices at the Poort van Midden Gelderland business park. The company says its solar installation at the new complex generates just under 60,000 Wp and covers more than 1,000 square-meters on the facility's roof.

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