International dairy producer Royal A-ware announces a change in the chairmanship of its Supervisory Board. Piet van Schijndel will hand over the chairmanship to Bas Alblas, who has been a member of the Supervisory Board at Royal A-ware since 2021, with effect from 1 October 2025.
Olympia today announced its intention to sadly close its dairy plant in Pajottegem. Olympia has been struggling with negative financial results since 2018. The Belgian dairy producer became part of the Royal A-ware Food Group in September 2022. With this, Royal A-ware prevented the closure of Olympia at the time.
Royal A-ware has published its annual report for 2024. The report explains the financial results of the past year as well as the company's progress on sustainability. This makes Royal A-ware the first dairy producer in the Netherlands with an auditor's report on its sustainability reporting in accordance with the new European guidelines (CSRD).
The international family-owned company Royal A-ware is further expanding its operations and introducing a new division focused on the out-of-home food market. The new division named A-ware @Foodservice will offer dairy and other food products to hospitality and catering companies, among others.