Say no to a criminal! But how?
Criminals recruit all kinds of employees to participate in illegal practices. What do you do if you are approached?
Insights on safety through the eyes of a neighborhood cop
Neighborhood police officers are active on every Royal FloraHolland property. With their knowledge, you can make your own business more resilient against criminals.
Undermining the ornamental horticulture industry, an effective approach. Includes tour of Royal FloraHolland grounds in Aalsmeer or Naaldwijk
In this workshop you will gain insight into the floriculture industry and how crime takes advantage of it.
The impact of undermining crime on your business
In this module we consider what undermining crime is, how it is present in the floriculture industry and the impact it has on businesses and its employees.
Interview magazine Truckers Wl
Interviewmagazine Truckers Wl In Truckers Wl magazine, you will find an interview with Bas (program manager) and Huibert (project leader) about the criminality present in the floriculture sector. Together with entrepreneurs such as transportation companies and government partners, we want to reduce this criminal interference as much as possible. In the interview, you’ll read about […]
Workshop on Resilient Floriculture Sector
Workshop Resilient Ornamental Horticulture Sector On May 30, 2023, Bas van Delden, program manager for resilient floriculture, hosted two workshops with Royal FloraHolland. This was at the invitation of the Ministry of Justice and Security and took place during the Congress By Land, Sea and Air. In addition to sharing information, we are especially engaged […]
Podcast Resilient Floriculture Sector
On the Ministry of Jusitie and Security website, listen to our podcast in which we explain how the Resilient Ornamental Horticulture Sector Approach works and the benefits it brings.
Control week against criminal interference
To combat criminal interference in the floriculture sector, Transport Facilitated Organized Crime(TFOC) held a week of action at three Royal FloraHolland auction sites in May. In addition to inspections, many conversations were held with drivers and business owners to increase awareness and thus resilience.
Undermining festival Police region of The Hague
During the undermining festival, about 400 police officers from the Haaglanden region were updated on undermining in the horticulture sector.
Visit State Secretary Resilient Ornamental Horticulture Sector
State Secretary Aukje de Vries visited the Center Resilient Floriculture Sector at Royal FloraHolland’s location in Aalsmeer. Within the “Resilient Floriculture Sector” program, Royal FloraHolland is working with regional authorities, the police, the Public Prosecutor’s Office and customs to tackle undermining crime and abuses in the floriculture sector.