NFIA Headquarters

Bezuidenhoutseweg 16a
2594 AV  The Hague
THE NETHERLANDS
T: +31 70 379 8818
E: info@nfia.nl

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Testimonial

"Compared with our experience elsewhere, NFIA was far more organized and more focused. We were truly impressed. In fact, if I could buy stock in the Netherlands, I would."

Mr. Tom Little, CEO, VisualSonics | USA

Your NFIA Site

The NFIA has websites with customized information for companies in different parts of the world. If you are located in one of the regions listed below, please click on the appropriate link.

NFIA North America
NFIA UK & Ireland
NFIA Japan (Japanese)
NFIA China (Chinese)
NFIA Taiwan (Chinese)
NFIA Korea (Korean)
NFIA Singapore (English)
NFIA Malaysia (English)
NFIA India (English)
NFIA Gulf Region (English)

Danone plans to strengthen R&D activities in the Netherlands 

Paris, 18 May 2009 - Danone intends to make a significant investment to strengthen its Research and Development presence and expertise in Specialised Nutrition (Baby Nutrition and Medical Nutrition) in the Netherlands. It plans to integrate its Dutch-based R&D activities in a new innovation centre in Utrecht. The opening of the new centre is planned for 2012.

Knowledge Center

Our Knowledge Center supplies you with factsheets and publications on business in the Netherlands. You can also request more information here.

Why Invest In Holland?

Find out why companies like Samsung Electronics, Tata Consultancy Services, FedEx, Cisco Systems, Abbott Laboratories, Nike, and Starbucks Corporation have already invested in Holland.

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Food for Thought

An all-new eNewsletter for food industry decision makers.  Featuring insightful articles, data, industry overviews and white papers, this eNewsletter will periodically report on cutting-edge agro-food innovations, technologies and activities taking place within the Netherlands.  To read the first issue of Food for Thought, click here.