Sprout cultivation also requires plenty of adaptability, as each harvest brings new challenges. “No two harvests are the same,” says Wim. Seed quality varies year by year, so you need to keep adjusting and fine-tuning. And then there’s the peak right before Christmas: “Our company is too big for 50 weeks a year, and too small for 2,” Wim says with a laugh.
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