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29 mai 2020
- doi: 10.58079/aug7
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Eric Duchemin, « The case of the bankruptcy of Urban Farmes in The Hague », AgriUrbain, ID : 10.58079/aug7
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In July 2018, one of the biggest European rooftop greenhouses (RTG) went bankrupt. Located in The Hague (Netherlands), this project, named UF002 De Schilde (UF), was built in 2016 and maintained by “Urban-Farmers”, a Swiss company which already made a pilot RTG based in Basel (Switzerland) in 2013. UF’s project produced tomatoes, eggplants, peppers and leafy greens on a 1 200 m² RTG; and fish, tilapia species (120m³), just beneath on the 6th floor of the building. The project total cost was ...