Alcomij bv - Hagemanstraat 66

Sustainable cultivation solutions since 1969

Over the coming years the growing world population will put added pressure on the availability of locally produced, safe and healthy food and considerable innovations are required in this respect. The introduction of efficient greenhouse horticulture on a global scale will therefore play an increasingly important role in food production. This will be supplemented by small-scale indoor cultivation of specific crops through the ‘vertical farming’ and ‘urban farming’ principles.

From the horticultural heart of the world in the Westland area, the Netherlands is the second largest exporter of food in the world. Researchers, governments, breeders, growers, greenhouse producers, greenhouse builders and other suppliers combine all their knowledge and experience and work closely together to find an efficient and sustainable solution to global food problems in order to produce healthy and safe food with the highest possible yield.

An independent reliable partner

A reliable innovative and independent partner like Alcomij plays a key role in this process of sustainable and controlled cultivation. Since 1969, it has been supplying high quality and smart horticultural solutions to safeguard the desired continuity, diversity and high yields in protected cultivation.

Driven by quality and innovation

As a committed and dedicated partner with a good understanding of the market, it engineers and manufactures steel greenhouse structures and smart aluminium greenhouse roof, wall and heating systems, flower trolleys and mobile benches.

Alcomij walks the talk and works together on long term relationships. Driven by quality and innovation, its R&D and production department is constantly improving the product portfolio and modernising the production facilities for both steel and aluminium to ensure that the production capacity better reflects market needs.

In short, Alcomij is a reliable, modern and solid horticulture partner operating from the heart of Dutch horticulture!