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June 22nd, 2009
WADDINXVEEN, The Netherlands - As of this week the faces of organic grower Eef Maassen and entrepreneurs Peter Postma and Harald Hovenkamp (top chef and host at the renowned “Kaatje bij de Sluis” restaurant in Blokzijl) can be found on the new and unique “bonbon” style carton boxes filled with organic “Piccolo” tomatoes.
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According to top chef Peter Postma (a regular customer of Eef), “These are truly not only the smallest but certainly the tastiest tomatoes available”. For many years, Peter works as much as possible with small scale, passionate, organic growers such as Eef. “At our restaurant the focus is on quality and taste, and the pure, honest taste of organically grown products is exactly what we and our customers are looking for”.
Eef is obviously very proud: “I am always trying to grow the tastiest products and that takes a lot of care and attention, it’s great when a top chef such as Peter wants to work with our product”
The Piccolo tomatoes are available in the attractive “bonbon” style cartons or in larger 3 kg cartons.
Eosta and Nature & More
Eosta is a leading international distributor of organic fresh fruits and vegetables (greenhouse crops and overseas fruits). The company combines a unique range of year-round products with efficient logistics, quality assurance and product development, as well as innovative pre-packing facilities and ecological and social responsibility. Nature & More tells the story behind our products and provides reliability through transparency. Each Eosta product carries a sticker with a 3-digit code (for example 189) which can be entered on the website www.natureandmore.com. Here you’ll meet the grower (in this instance Eef) and find all the details about his farm, products and ecological and social involvement
www.eosta.com, www.natureandmore.com
Source: Eosta BV
For more information please get in touch with: Kaatje bij de Sluis / Peter Postma & Harald Hovenkamp: Tel +31-(0)527-291833, http://www.kaatje.nl / info at kaatje.nl. Eef Maassen: Tel +31-(0)527-2029-60 or +31-(0)6-150-48-113 / eef at maassen-eko.nl. Eosta B.V., Michael Wilde & Gert Kogeler, P.O.Box 348, 2740 AH Waddinxveen, Tel: +31-(0)180-635500, Fax: +31-(0)180-638343, michael at eosta.com / gert at eosta.com
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