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Empleados
Siby Joseph
Director, Dutch Plantin India
Siby has worked for Dutch Plantin since 1999 and is responsible for the sale of coco products in Asia, North and South America and Africa. He has a B.Sc in Agriculture and an M.B.A. His university-level agricultural training comes into its own when he gives advice on choosing the right substrate.
Fer Weerheijm
Director, production and sales
Fer has over 21 years’ experience in the extraction and purchase of every conceivable raw material for potting soil and substrate (including coconut). He was an adviser, manager and buyer at BVB, TrefEGO and Unitorv, and has been a director at Dutch Plantin since 2007.
Jos van Doren
Managing director
On completing a course in agricultural studies at the University of Wageningen and an MBA at the Rotterdam School of Management, Jos began his career as a trader at Cargill in 1988. His expertise in coconut and palm oil brought him into contact with Dutch Plantin. He has been employed at the company since 1993.
Koen van den Hurk
Quality manager
Koen is working for Dutch Plantin B.V. since 2006. He is responsible for the quality en the 2 production locations. Before his employment at Dutch Plantin, he worked in the purchasing department of a wood importer.
Monika Vallen
Financial administrator
Monica has gained years of both administrative and financial experience in the retail sector. She has been responsible for overall financial administration at Dutch Plantin since 2001.
Ram Gopal
Logistical manager
The responsibility for production planning and the logistical planning of sea freight consignments lies in Ram's extremely capable hands. He ensures that the right product is delivered to the right place at the right time. Ram also makes sure that you receive the right documents for your hassle free custom clearance.
Wim Roosen
Accountmanager
After graduating the Agricultural Highschool Wim started in 1990 his career at a supplier to growers in the South of the Netherlands. Also next jobs were always strongly related to substrates and fertilizing, and since 1995 coir was involved and did not disappear. Per October 1st 2010 Wim is employed at Dutch Plantin.
