De Kweeckerij Weert Farm Shop: the very best produce from the local area
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De Kweeckerij Weert Farm Shop: the very best produce from the local area

29 September | Healthy | Rabobank

De Kweeckerij in Weert is an example of how agricultural entrepreneurship can evolve in step with societal developments.

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Working together to build a strong and future-proof region


In Limburg, entrepreneurs, residents, organisations and research institutions work every day to find solutions to the challenges of our time. These include the energy transition, the future of food, healthcare and a healthy living environment. These are challenges that call for new ideas, collaboration and perseverance.

Rabobank, as a cooperative bank, is closely involved in these developments. Not only as a financier, but also – and in particular – by bringing people and initiatives together and sharing knowledge.

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De Kweeckerij


What once began as a traditional business has developed into a professional health food shop with a clear focus on quality, provenance and the customer experience. The new generation of entrepreneurs made a conscious choice to prioritise added value over mass production. A shop and kitchen were set up on the premises, where products are prepared using ingredients sourced from the region. Freshness, transparency and local collaboration are key.

De Kweeckerij is thus responding to consumers’ growing demand for locally produced food and short supply chains. At the same time, the model creates a stable and future-proof source of income for the entrepreneur.

For Rabobank, this initiative forms part of the food transition: supporting entrepreneurs who dare to choose distinction, connection and quality. By sharing knowledge and collaborating on new supply chains, the bank is helping to build a resilient food system.

De Kweeckerij demonstrates that innovative entrepreneurship can contribute to both economic and social value.

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Want to find out more? Visit the website of De Kweeckerij