S’pore companies find opportunities in the Netherlands despite regulatory challenges

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The companies are hoping to take advantage of the large and sophisticated consumer market in Europe.

ROTTERDAM - Singapore companies operating in the Netherlands are grappling with the complexity of evolving sustainability regulations and incurring more costs in efforts to comply with them.

Wilmar, which was founded in 1991, expanded its footprint in Europe in 2007 by merging with Kuok Group’s oil palm, edible oils and grains business.

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Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: SingaporeBelgiumGermanyNetherlands

Topics: Wilmar Companies Market European Singapore Company Oleochemicals Rotterdam Products Regulations Europe

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Published On: 2024-09-19 @ 17:03:00 (1 weeks ago)

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