Agristo inaugurated its new production location in Wielsbeke on Friday 8 December. With the inauguration, the producer of pre-fried and frozen potato products has completed the first step in expanding its production capacity.
The production location has been used for the production of French fries since the beginning of October. This after Agristo started using the packaging department at the beginning of 2017.
Second production line
The production location in Wielsbeke is currently only used for the production of French fries. Every day 2,4 million portions are processed. It was recently decided to start with a second production line at the beginning of 2019.
Agristo will be looking for a considerable number of new employees for this second production line. In order to provide these employees with the necessary training, the company plans to start recruiting in January 2018.
Inland shipping instead of the road
The transports from the location in Wielsbeke will no longer be by road, but by inland shipping. This is to remain a leader in efficiency, sustainability and ecology.
In addition, the French fries producer expects to ship approximately 2018 trailers/containers from the various locations to its customers in 30.000, of which approximately 10.000 will be shipped via the ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge.
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I said there were 100 shipments per day. If they don't get expensive it is REALLY an industry power game.This is a response to this article:
I don't think you are aware of the acreage expansion in Wallonia. Growers of barely 25-30 years who grow above 500 ha are NO exception... and yes, some have only been growing potatoes for 5 years. Sick shit.
Flemish wrote:I don't think you are aware of the acreage expansion in Wallonia. Growers of barely 25-30 years who grow above 500 ha are NO exception... and yes, some have only been growing potatoes for 5 years. Sick shit.
great that they can do it!! and do and dare!!!
fred wrote:Flemish wrote:I don't think you are aware of the acreage expansion in Wallonia. Growers of barely 25-30 years who grow above 500 ha are NO exception... and yes, some have only been growing potatoes for 5 years. Sick shit.
great that they can do it!! and do and dare!!!
What a stupid comment. Your kind is destroying the business.
That is even very clever.
Everyone used to say that AB and Butter couldn't earn a cent and that they acted stupid, etc.
They have now taken over almost everything in the transport sector.
Also from 500 ha to 1000 ha is only a small step, much smaller than from 8 to 45 ha.
So be careful instead of going so retarded towards your colleagues who do well.
That is even very clever.
Everyone used to say that AB and Butter couldn't earn a cent and that they acted stupid, etc.
They have now taken over almost everything in the transport sector.
Also from 500 ha to 1000 ha is only a small step, much smaller than from 8 to 45 ha.
So be careful instead of going so retarded towards your colleagues who do well.
Do you think we will make money this year! Also with us the bigger the farmer, the bigger the noose. Next year we will also have a significant thinning. Good thing!
I don't know if you know the expression of great greater great and dumb dumb dumbest. Act normal then you are acting crazy enough already?
In a good year one staff member costs 25 ha and in a bad year the cost is added to the loss.
What is the difference between someone who does 100 ha on his own or someone with 350 ha with 4 permanent staff..??