WeGrow and Dealin.Green enter into exclusive partnership for Paulownia in the Netherlands

The exclusive partnership with Dealin.Green in the Netherlands complements existing partnerships of WeGrow, which already has a sales network in 40 countries and on five continents."We are continuously working on strengthening our international sales network and the new partnership with Dealin.Green is another important step on our path. These local partnerships make an important contribution to maintaining our high standards of advice and service worldwide by having a local presence and being integrated into local distribution networks. We are also working with Dealin.Green and their partner Proba to award CO2 certificates for our plantations. We are convinced that this will be possible very soon," says Peter Diessenbacher, founder and CEO of WeGrow AG.

Peter Kleijwegt, CEO Dealin.Green:"We are proud of Dealin.Green being the exclusive distributor of Paulownia for the Netherlands. Green is an expert in the biobased chain and connects farmers & builders. We guide farmers to become suppliers of biobased materials like Paulownia and Miscanthus, which builders are eager for. With our innovative model, farmers earn from the fibres and from CO2 rights (carbon credits), creating a new, future-proof earning model for farmers. Our partnership enables us to supply farmers with high-quality planting material at the right time. In addition, we jointly provide expert guidance on cultivation so that farmers can achieve optimal yields."

About Dealin.Green
Dealin.Green is an expert in the biobased chain, connecting farmers & builders. The company was founded by the Van Staalduinen family, which has generations of experience in horticulture. Within Dealin.Green, all expertises - from specialists in genetics selection, cultivation experts, carbon credits specialists and fibre processors - have been brought together to offer farmers a future-proof revenue model and boost biobased building.www.dealin.green

About WeGrow
Founded in 2009 by agricultural engineer Peter Diessenbacher and economist Allin Gasparian, WeGrow has since developed into the European market leader in sustainable Kiri wood production. WeGrow covers the entire supply chain, from plant breeding and production to forestry and agriculture, wood processing and wood distribution. The company has now sold its plants to customers in 40 countries on five continents and manages a total area of 500 hectares of self-planted Kiri trees in Europe.www.wegrow.de