Because of manure fraud

Schouten calls on the manure sector

12 November 2017 - Esther de Snoo - 16 comments

Minister of Agriculture, Carola Schouten, wants to meet with the manure sector on Monday 13 November. She is responding to the message that appeared in NRC on Saturday 11 November. It states that 65% of the fertilizer traders in East Brabant and North Limburg have not complied with the rules or are suspected of doing so.

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During the reaction against the NOS Schouten says that she wants to speak with all concerned on Monday. She wants to know what is going on in the Brabant and Limburg manure world and speaks of a cultural issue. This meeting will take place on Monday 13 November at 18.00:XNUMX PM. 

Not only farmers are involved

Manure fraud systematically
Friday and Saturday NRC reported about manure fraud in East Brabant and North Limburg. The fraud is said to be systematic and part of the culture in these regions. Not only farmers and fertilizer intermediaries are involved in the large-scale fraud, but also fertilizer accountants, lawyers and financiers. 

Not new
The signal of fraud is not new. LTO and Cumela say they have regular contact with the government about the problems in these regions in particular. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) has made the approach to manure fraud a spearhead.

Rabobank also indicated earlier this year that fraud with manure is a culture issue. It is precisely this bank that is mentioned in the messages from NRC, because Rabobank manure fraudsters willfully and knowingly would have funded.

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erik 11 November 2017
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If you tackle it hard, then the rest of the agricultural sector in the Netherlands can start working with decent standards! We've been punished long enough for this
DD 11 November 2017
Totally agree. Tackling economic crime, environmental crime heavily and not only the small players but also the "slippery" guys!!
shoemakers1 11 November 2017
erik wrote:
This is a response to this article:
If you tackle it hard, then the rest of the agricultural sector in the Netherlands can start working with decent standards! We've been punished long enough for this
shoemakers1 11 November 2017
as long as the water board is not tackled to sufficiently purify the water to be discharged from the sewers, it will not matter what agriculture does, it will always be blamed, even if it is not there
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erik 11 November 2017
Sure enough, we're pointing to another one again. First take your own responsibility and then point it to someone else.
leo 11 November 2017
yes now the rascals will come to the hague, the genes who knew about it are just as wrong
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Tel 12 November 2017
Tackling fraudsters .. ok I am not speaking it well .. But there is no school, hospital, public broadcaster, etc., etc., which is not fraudulent .. But if it is something with agriculture .. then the whole media is there to get a piece of the cake and immediately shave the entire sector with the same brush..
Who's still talking about the car industry...who's talking about drug pollution..Come on..just apply the law and fine violators..done
Farmer Jan 12 November 2017
Telr wrote:
Tackling fraudsters .. ok I am not speaking it well .. But there is no school, hospital, public broadcaster, etc., etc., which is not fraudulent .. But if it is something with agriculture .. then the whole media is there to get a piece of the cake and immediately shave the entire sector with the same brush..
Who's still talking about the car industry...who's talking about drug pollution..Come on..just apply the law and fine violators..done


And so it is, clearly.
Now let them take on a lot of those touts. ruin a lot for the sector.
hotze lords 12 November 2017
storm in glass of water
are worse things
those who squeak loudest are those who are so holy
Ecstasy lab 12 November 2017
Analyzing for drug waste is also cheerfully played through.
Frans 12 November 2017
Now the new POV can take steps. Always advocating a level playing field also means that you have to act in a self-cleaning manner against fraudulent members. When Bergs Advies promises you a ton of profit per year after following their fraud advice, you have to be very firm not to follow it. Their 1000 pig farming customers all participate. Their non-customers are the jack. Forget about PR and social support in the south, but if you, as a POV, consciously look the other way. Nobody is happy when you read the entire NRC file on the internet and see what several manure transporters themselves indicate.
john 12 November 2017
nice that they explain tactics how we can all commit fraud .. that there are leaks in the legislation is not the farmer's fault?
Peters 12 November 2017
This is how you can justify any crime John. Tax fraud, theft, all justifying leaks in the law. It is now POV's turn. Looked away long enough.
burke 12 November 2017
when manure generates money, you may also have fraud, but you are saving the environment
Glass 13 November 2017
Tackle that mafia the farmers are punished enough by those dung idiots
Glass 13 November 2017
Tackle that mafia the farmers are punished enough by those dung idiots
Crazy, huh 13 November 2017
LTO has butter on its head. "We know it happened" is their response. But we are not the ones who can/should act. Manure standards are regularly tightened. Crazy, huh!!
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