Drupal is a free and open-source content management system (CMS). Its flexibility enables it to meet the vast majority of market needs: institutional websites, community websites, commercial websites, blogs, intranets, etc.

In 2017, worldwide investment in start-ups from the Food Tech and Agri-Tech sectors reached 10.1 billion dollars. A record for this sector, the financing of which has been booming for several years.

European trade is continuing to grow. Concepts like the single digital market are starting to take shape and consumers differentiate less and less between their country of origin and where they purchase their goods. Recently, a study published by Pitney Bowes showed that around 70% of consumers had already purchased something from a foreign website. However 55% of clients won’t buy anything if the site isn’t available in their native language.

A successful user experience is vital if an online store is to thrive. A strong digital reputation, a user-friendly website and relevant content are important strategic investments. 89% of companies agree on that. But things get more complicated when it comes to establishing a uniform standard for a good international UX.

The Netherlands may well be a small country, but it doesn’t stop it from being one of the world’s major economies. Covering 41,543km2 of land with a population of 16,947,904 according to a census in 2016: that’s 408 inhabitants per km2 (one of the highest figures in Europe), this “doorway to Europe” houses 51% of all European distribution centres.