Overarching vision on the bio-economy needed' - Agro & Chemistry

‘The authorities in Ireland tend to listen much better to industry and science. Contacts are acted upon faster and the lines of communication are also shorter. By contrast, it seems as if the government in the Netherlands pays too much attention to a wide range of players without distinguishing between ‘big’ and ‘small’. Not surprisingly, what I miss is an overarching, broadly supported vision of the bioeconomy in our country.’

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