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Kleinjan's Aardappelhandel B.V. / Kleinjan's Teelt B.V.

Kleinjan's is a family-run potato trading and packing company in Goudswaard, the Netherlands, dealing in seed, table, export and industrial potatoes and running its own sorting and packing operation. Jaap Kleinjan started the business in 1975. Its subsidiary Kleinjan's Teelt B.V. has organised its own seed potato production since 2001.

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At a glance

TypeSeed company
HeadquartersGoudswaard, Netherlands
Founded1975
OwnershipFamily-owned
Websitekleinjansaardappelhandel.nl

What they supply

  • Seed potatoes grown under licence by selected seed growers
  • Open (free) seed varieties for local and export markets
  • Table potatoes, about 30 varieties incl. grill and baby potatoes
  • Export potatoes, including new potatoes for distant destinations
  • Industrial potatoes, including for peeling plants
  • Sorting and packing: 5 kg poly bags, 10 to 25 kg bags, big bags

Sites

SiteCountry
GoudswaardNetherlands
AardenburgNetherlands

Markets

  • Local market
  • Export market
  • Supermarkets (new potatoes from June to August)
  • Peeling plants (industrial potatoes)

Key facts

  • 1991: warehouse of about 1,250 m² built in Goudswaard
  • 2005: Goudswaard warehouse gained 700 m² of floor space and two dock shelters
  • 2014: Aardenburg sorting site (opened 1999) closed; machines moved to Goudswaard
  • Second generation: Adrie Kleinjan took over the whole company in 2002

Certifications

ISO 9001:2015GLOBALG.A.P.SKALNAO HygiënecodePlanetProofNAO Wasplaats

Machines

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Not published

The website names no seed or table potato varieties, licensing breeders, export countries or agents.

Seed hectares, tonnages, generations, storage capacity, sorting throughput, turnover and staff numbers are not published on the pages read.

Sources

  1. Kleinjan's home pagekleinjansaardappelhandel.nl/ · accessed 7 November 2026
  2. Geschiedeniskleinjansaardappelhandel.nl/p/257/Geschiedenis · accessed 7 November 2026
  3. Aardappelenkleinjansaardappelhandel.nl/p/258/Aardappelen · accessed 7 November 2026
  4. Consumptieaardappelenkleinjansaardappelhandel.nl/p/259/Consumptieaardappelen · accessed 7 November 2026
  5. Pootgoedkleinjansaardappelhandel.nl/p/260/Pootgoed · accessed 7 November 2026
  6. Sorteerbedrijfkleinjansaardappelhandel.nl/p/261/Sorteerbedrijf · accessed 7 November 2026
  7. Certificatenkleinjansaardappelhandel.nl/p/267/Certificaten · accessed 7 November 2026
  8. Contactpersonenkleinjansaardappelhandel.nl/p/262/Contactpersonen · accessed 7 November 2026
  9. Vacatureskleinjansaardappelhandel.nl/p/286/Vacatures · accessed 7 November 2026

Last checked 7 November 2026.

Kleinjan's: questions and answers

What does Kleinjan's do?

Kleinjan's is a family-run potato trading and packing company in Goudswaard, the Netherlands, dealing in seed, table, export and industrial potatoes and running its own sorting and packing operation. Jaap Kleinjan started the business in 1975. Its subsidiary Kleinjan's Teelt B.V. has organised its own seed potato production since 2001.

Where is Kleinjan's based?

Kleinjan's is based in Goudswaard, Netherlands. The address it publishes is Kleinjan's Aardappelhandel B.V., Zuidoordseweg 6, 3267 LW Goudswaard, the Netherlands.

When was Kleinjan's founded?

Kleinjan's gives its founding as 1975.

Who owns Kleinjan's?

Family-owned, as stated on the company's website.

What does Kleinjan's make?

Its website lists Seed potatoes grown under licence by selected seed growers; Open seed varieties for local and export markets; Table potatoes; Export potatoes; Industrial potatoes; Sorting and packing.

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

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