GRIMME Group: potato, beet and vegetable machinery
GRIMME Group, a family business from Damme founded in 1861: potato, sugar beet and vegetable machinery under the GRIMME, SPUDNIK and ASA-LIFT names.
GRIMME Group is a family business from Damme, Germany, making potato, sugar beet and vegetable machinery under the GRIMME, SPUDNIK and ASA-LIFT names.
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GRIMME is a family business that began in 1861 as a forge in Damme, Germany, where the group holding is still based. Today the group brings together several companies. GRIMME, SPUDNIK and ASA-LIFT develop and produce potato, beet and vegetable technology, and other group members include HAITH, INTERNORM and RICON. The group combines machine building with its own sales and service operations.
GRIMME's machines cover the main stages of root and vegetable crop production. Planting, harvesting and handling equipment for potatoes, sugar beet, carrots, onions and other vegetables has to lift the crop with little damage and soil, then move it on to storage or transport. For specialist growers and contractors, the harvesting window is short, so reliable machines and quick service matter. The group also offers digital tools under GRIMME i-systems.
Size of the business
The GRIMME Group reports activity in more than 120 countries through its companies.
What does the company offer?
GRIMME Group offers potato, sugar beet and vegetable machinery for harvesting and crop handling under the GRIMME, SPUDNIK and ASA-LIFT names.
How should a buyer make contact?
Sales and service are organised through group companies and dealers by country, and the GRIMME website lists the local contacts. Enquiries go best when they describe the crop, the farm or contracting scale, the machines already in use and the timing.
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