7 practical takeaways from Canada’s greenhouse sector
Insights from a Canadian grower
“This has been the biggest game changer in the sector for as long as I can remember.”
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Our goal is to provide you with the quality insurance coverages and risk management your greenhouse business needs to meet today’s challenges. By partnering with us, we work with you together to reduce losses, operate a safe business, and provide prompt claim settlements. With more than 80 years of experience in the horticultural industry, our knowledgeable experts deliver real value that drive positive change. Hagelunie is part of the Achmea Group, one of the largest players in the Dutch insurance market.
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Dutch greenhouse horticulture expertise brought to Australia to protect against extreme weather
Zeist, 17 June 2026
Australian greenhouse growers are set to benefit from specialised Dutch expertise to help them prepare for the impacts of climate change, including extreme weather. Through Achmea Farm Insurance in Australia, and in collaboration with Protected Cropping Australia, the national industry body for protected (greenhouse) horticulture, Hagelunie is bringing this expertise to Australian growers. Hagelunie is Achmea’s global specialist in greenhouse horticulture insurance.
Prevention
Planning a new build? Build with more certainty
Hagelunie is here to help.
Constructing a new greenhouse or expanding your company represents a major investment. Decisions you take now will affect the quality, safety, continuity and insurability of your buildings later. Make sure you are well informed before construction starts. Identifying potential risks at an early stage will prevent any unpleasant surprises afterwards. Your broker and the risk experts at Hagelunie have extensive experience with construction projects and are happy to advise you. Risk expert greenhouse horticulture Henny Biemans explains how.
Keep your greenhouse safe during a heatwave
6 practical tips for technology, water and staff
During a heatwave, temperatures inside and around your greenhouse can rise quickly. This can create several risks, such as overheating of equipment and electrical systems, a higher fire risk, water supply problems, and extra strain on employees. Crops may also suffer from extreme heat and drought.