Farm Frites uses cookies. Close notification NL Products Our story work at FarmFrites For growers about us More NL Language Dutch English Chinese The current page does not exist in the selected region. If you want to continue, go to the homepage of the chosen region. Continuous More General information General contact Customer service Frequently Asked Questions Sustainability report Segments Casual dining Fine dining Quick Service Restaurants Recreation Catering Food service professional News overview Proudly grown, baked with love about us A truly global team .... Our leadership team Farm Frites today Back to previous page Farm Frites linkage factory in China reaches its highest point On Thursday, June 9, the Linkage Farm Frites construction site was the scene of a typical Dutch ritual, albeit in Chinese style. At the end of last year, the project team and the joint venture management set themselves the goal of celebrating the reaching of the highest point of the process building on this date. In plaats van het in Nederland gebruikelijke ‘pannen bier’ (er geldt immers een strikt alcoholvrij beleid op de bouwplaats!) hebben we ervoor gekozen het bereiken van deze belangrijke mijlpaal te vieren met toespraken van Farm Frites eigenaar Piet de Bruijne en Linkage CEO Yan Hongzhi. Aansluitend op de toespraken is door de leden van de joint venture directie gelijktijdig een knalrood lint doorgeknipt (rood is de kleur van succes in China). Vervolgens barste geheel in lijn met de eeuwenoude Chinese traditie, een spectaculair vuurwerk los. Ondanks de snel donker wordende hemel en toenemende windvlagen, waren de weergoden ons goedgezind en hielden we het droog tot na de uitgebreide lunch ter afsluiting van deze gedenkwaardige dag. This was a special day for all people in China and the Netherlands who work closely together to be able to start up the new 10 ton / hour chips factory at the end of 2017. It was heartwarming to see that this show of appreciation for their hard work that led to this important milestone made employees shine with pride. The next milestone is to have the process building 'closed', which, given the bitter winter in Inner Mongolia, must be completed before mid-November. Back to previous page