Acquiring Company
Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs
Acquired Company
Foodbytes
UtrechtAgriculture and FarmingEventsEvent ManagementFood and BeverageAgriculture and FarmingDescription
Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs has successfully completed its acquisition of Foodbytes, enhancing its innovation capabilities in food and agriculture. This acquisition integrates Foodbytes into Jaarbeurs’ existing network, which includes VIV Worldwide, a series of livestock and poultry trade shows. The move is expected to create significant synergies between the two organizations. Foodbytes' team officially joined Jaarbeurs on September 1, 2026.
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Who acquired Foodbytes?
Foodbytes was acquired by Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs, based in Utrecht. The deal was reported on September 6, 2026. Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs is a leading exhibition and event organizer in the Netherlands. They have been running trade shows and exhibitions, particularly in the agricultural sector, for over 40 years. Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs is privately held and operates in Agriculture and Farming.
When did Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs acquire Foodbytes?
Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs's acquisition of Foodbytes was reported on September 6, 2026. Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs has successfully completed its acquisition of Foodbytes, enhancing its innovation capabilities in food and agriculture. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Foodbytes do?
Foodbytes is a food and agriculture innovation platform developed by Rabobank. It focuses on sustainable practices, regenerative agriculture, and alternative protein sources. Foodbytes serves as a matchmaking platform for startups in the agriculture sector. It is privately held, operating in Food and Beverage.
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