At OWM, we are proud to have more than 15 years of engineering experience in the offshore energy sector. Over the years, we have experienced...

Access to clean drinking water is a fundamental human right, and a pressing global challenge. This view underpins our commitment to Water for Life, a foundation dedicated to providing clean drinking water and sanitation to underserved communities around the world.

They're back: peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums and cherries. Stone fruit is the ultimate summer fruit and guarantees a unique taste experience. But guaranteeing good quality? That's easier said than done.

From 1 June 2025, NEN, the scheme manager of the Safety Culture Ladder (formerly Safety Ladder) will offer new products within the Safety Culture Ladder.

Bringing a new product to market is an exciting step – and at the same time one of the riskiest in the entire innovation process. Marketing teams spend months working on strategy, positioning, taste, and packaging. Yet despite all that care, one crucial question often remains unanswered: will the product truly resonate with the target audience?

Meat alternatives are considered key to a more sustainable diet – and as a beacon of hope for a growing industry. But whether a product can succeed in the market is not decided in the lab, but by the consumer. Even the most technologically advanced solution will fail if taste and texture don't convince. What truly matters is the actual eating experience – not just the idea behind it.

Individuals can now register to request a test kit to have eggs from their own garden analyzed for the presence of PFAS. These substances can accumulate in the food chain and end up in eggs via the environment. The test kit provides clarity about the quality of your eggs. The analysis is carried out by us, Normec Groen Agro Control.