History

Van Dijk is a modern European company founded in Holland in 1991 as a family business, and today it is a trusted expert in agricultural product storage.

The engineering organization was founded in cooperation with the leading potato equipment manufacturer Grimme, for the production and sale of high-quality potato storage systems.

Supported by its sister company MEKO, which specializes in refrigeration technology, Van Dijk quickly gained a positive reputation in the storage industry.

Step by step, the technical solutions entered the world of potatoes and also found applications for the proper storage of onions, garlic, cabbage, carrots, grain, and other crops.

High-quality know-how combined with quality products made Van Dijk an attractive partner in the Netherlands and abroad.

After 13 years, the company headquarters was relocated from Vorden to Emmeloord, the Mecca of potato growers. Domestic and international operations are concentrated at the central office.

In Ukraine, the company was established in 2007 as a division of Van Dijk Holland.

The company was created to sell vegetable and potato storage equipment as well as vegetable processing equipment (calibration, sorting, washing, polishing, packaging, peeling) across Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, and Azerbaijan, and to provide qualified assistance to new clients as well as service maintenance of existing facilities, which currently number over one hundred and fifty in Ukraine alone, with a total capacity of about 550,000 tonnes.

In 2018, Van Dijk relocated its central office to Ukraine.

In 2022, due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Van Dijk moved its core operations to Poland, to the Greater Poland Voivodeship.