Normec Groen Agro Control at GreenTech 2026

25 May 2026

From 9 to 11 June, Normec Groen Agro Control will be present at the GreenTech exhibition at RAI Amsterdam. During this international trade fair for horticulture technology, we will engage with professionals from the agri, horticulture, and food supply chain on current challenges related to quality and food safety.

Inspecting tomato plants in a greenhouse environment for cultivation and quality control.

GreenTech brings together international parties working on technological solutions for horticulture. For Normec Groen Agro Control, this is the moment to connect our expertise in analysis, inspection and consultancy with the daily practice of growers and supply chain partners.

Quality and food safety in the supply chain

Within the agri, horticulture and food supply chain, requirements for quality, food safety and regulations continue to increase. This requires reliable data and clear interpretation.

Normec Groen Agro Control supports organisations by providing insight into the quality of raw materials, products and processes. We do this through sampling, laboratory analyses and targeted consultancy.

What to expect at our stand

During GreenTech, we will demonstrate how we support organisations in gaining insight and managing risks within the supply chain. The focus is on practical applicability and reliable results.

Our specialists are available to discuss topics such as residue analysis, microbiological challenges, crop health and the interpretation of analysis results. We will also show how we support compliance with legislation and certification requirements.

Who should visit

Our presence at GreenTech is relevant for growers, producers, supply chain partners and other organisations responsible for product quality and food safety.

Visit our stand

Would you like more insight into the quality of your products or processes? Visit Normec Groen Agro Control during GreenTech and speak with our specialists. You can find us at stand 05.526 at RAI Amsterdam.

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