Grønt Maskin is the new official full-line dealer for Dewulf in Norway. The company will distribute and support the full line of potato handling machines of Dewulf from Belgium.

Grønt Maskin has over 100 years of experience with agricultural machines, and this new focus area will be important not only for Grønt Maskin – but also for the market in general.

The new partnership forms a part of Dewulf’s strategy to further expand its local coverage so that every Norwegian potato grower can count on the best local support for sales, service and spare parts.
“Grønt Maskin will be the focus point for Felleskjøpet in the potato market and will already by the turn of the year bring in a large selection of machines from Dewulf”, says Rainer Hivand, CEO at Grønt Maskin.
“The vegetable market and potatoes are a large and important focus area for Felleskjøpet. Through our companies Grønt Maskin and Norgro, we will be able to offer both machines and operating equipment to the vegetable and potato producers. We are pleased that we are now strengthening our position in this area. Grønt Maskin will take care of both sales and aftermarket for our customers and members”, says Svenn Ivar Fure, CEO at Felleskjøpet.
“Grønt Maskin has the relevant experience and expertise we look for in our dealers. We can only grow in Norway with local service support and spare parts available in the country. The combination of competence and after-sales follow up is extremely important for us. We are confident that this will be well taken good care of at Grønt Maskin”, says Peter Muyssen, Group Sales and Marketing Manager Dewulf.

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