Cooperation to continue dairy science and technology in China

In order to (continue to) promote the development of dairy science and technology in China, we, as Denkavit Group, have entered into a partnership with:

Beijing Jingwa Agricultural Science and Technology Innovation Center
& EasternBell Technology Development Co., Ltd.

The signing ceremony of the cooperation took place in Wageningen. On June 26, the three parties signed a cooperation agreement. This under the witness of the Pinggu District government delegation and Ton Bisseling, academic of the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences. This officially launched the future cooperation between the three parties in scientific research and innovation, transformation of new technologies, farm management advisory services, personnel training, international exchanges and other aspects in China.

The representatives of the three parties sign the cooperation.

In the past 20 years of rapid development of China’s dairy industry, Eastern Bell and Nutrifeed (brand of Denkavit Group) have always been committed to improving the technology of calf rearing in Chinese farms. The two organisations have been committed to jointly providing training and services, and promoting international exchanges. We have jointly organized more than 100 Chinese experts, scholars, entrepreneurs and farm managers to go to the Netherlands for exchange and study.

With the establishment of Beijing Jingwa Agricultural Science and Technology Innovation Center, Eastern Bell as a bridge of the cooperation, the three parties will continue to commit to the “government-research institution-enterprise” innovation golden triangle cooperation in the future, to promote the technological innovation and sustainable development of Chinese dairy industry.

The three parties will continue to help Chinese farms to optimize the management of calf rearing, explore the Chinese model of bull calves utilization, and promote the continued transformation of Chinese farms to intelligence management.

Pinggu District Government delegation, Academician of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences Ton Bisseling and the representatives of the three parties.