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Averis Seeds B.V.

Averis Seeds breeds, multiplies and trades starch potato varieties and supplies seed potatoes to starch potato growers in the Netherlands and Germany. It is based in Veendam and was formed in 2001 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the potato starch cooperative Royal Avebe. It supplies at least 80% of the seed potatoes used by Avebe's growers.

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At a glance

TypeSeed company
HeadquartersVeendam, Netherlands
Founded2001 (forerunner KARNA founded 1954)
OwnershipWholly-owned subsidiary of Coöperatie Koninklijke Avebe U.A.
Websiteaveris.nl

What they supply

  • Starch potato varieties (own, licensed and from affiliated growers)
  • Multiplication seed, class E (jumbo bags of 1,250 kg or 50 kg bags)
  • Starch seed, class A, on one- or two-year contracts
  • Seed potatoes for starch growers
  • Variety breeding and selection

Varieties named on their website

AdelindeAlettaAltusAntoraAragonAvamondAvarnaAvatarAvekaAvelineAvengerAventorAventusAxionBMCEbexaFestienHermansSerestaVermontMerencoActaroAventraAviciAvito

Sites

SiteCountry
VeendamNetherlands
ValthermondNetherlands
VisbekGermany

Markets

  • Starch potato growing areas of the Netherlands
  • Starch potato growing areas of Germany
  • Avebe member starch potato growers
  • Emsland Stärke growers (Germany)

Key facts

  • Supplies at least 80% of the seed potatoes used by Avebe's growers
  • Breeding clones are tested for at least six years before larger trials
  • Over 70% of seed potatoes are delivered between February and May
  • NAK-ATR multiplication charged at EUR 1,000 per hectare in advance
  • Farm-saved-seed fee: EUR 34.40 per hectare (2026), rising to EUR 50.00 (2029)

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Not published

Seed hectares, tonnes, number of contract growers, employees, turnover and management names are not published on the pages read.

Export countries, research partners and use of minitubers or tissue culture are not stated.

Sources

  1. Averis home pagewww.averis.nl/en/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  2. About averiswww.averis.nl/en/about-averis/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  3. Historywww.averis.nl/en/about-averis/history/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  4. Missionwww.averis.nl/en/about-averis/mission/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  5. Visionwww.averis.nl/en/about-averis/vision/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  6. Breeding activitieswww.averis.nl/en/breeding-activities/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  7. Research and innovationwww.averis.nl/en/breeding-activities/research-and-innovation/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  8. Important propertieswww.averis.nl/en/breeding-activities/important-properties/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  9. Strategy route 2030www.averis.nl/en/strategy-route-2030/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  10. Contactwww.averis.nl/en/contact/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  11. Productie averis seedswww.averis.nl/averis-seeds/productie-averis-seeds/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  12. Handel averis seedswww.averis.nl/averis-seeds/handel-averis-seeds/ · accessed 7 November 2026

Last checked 7 November 2026.

Averis: questions and answers

What does Averis do?

Averis Seeds breeds, multiplies and trades starch potato varieties and supplies seed potatoes to starch potato growers in the Netherlands and Germany. It is based in Veendam and was formed in 2001 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the potato starch cooperative Royal Avebe. It supplies at least 80% of the seed potatoes used by Avebe's growers.

Where is Averis based?

Averis is based in Veendam, Netherlands. The address it publishes is Prins Hendrikplein 20, 9641 GK Veendam, the Netherlands.

When was Averis founded?

Averis gives its founding as 2001 (forerunner KARNA founded 1954).

Who owns Averis?

Wholly-owned subsidiary of Coöperatie Koninklijke Avebe U.A., as stated on the company's website.

Which potato varieties does Averis offer?

Varieties named on its website include Adelinde, Aletta, Altus, Antora, Aragon, Avamond, Avarna, Avatar, Aveka, Aveline, Avenger, Aventor, and 13 more listed on this page.

Answers use only the facts on this page, taken from the company's website.

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