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HinSA Society & Agrifood

Haarlem, Netherlands

Engineering & Services
Founded 2012Service ProviderSells to Dairy Farms, Processors
Profile last updated: April 1, 2026

About

Founded in 2012, HinSA Society & Agrifood is a dairy industry service provider based in Haarlem, Netherlands selling engineering & services.

HinSA Society & Agrifood is a Dutch agri-food consultancy that initiates and directs projects and programmes at the interface of society and the food chain. It licenses the Meadow Milk (Weidemelk) logo through Stichting Weidegang, guaranteeing dairy products made from milk from cows grazing at least 120 days a year. It manages the daily operations of the Stichting Weidegang (Grazing Foundation), which is supported by about 50 Grazing Coaches who advise dairy farmers on grass management and grazing. HinSA also coordinates a Nutrient Cycle Assessment developed with Wageningen UR, runs a European soy coalition of dairy companies for responsible soy, and set up measurement system requirements for digital grazing registration within the Sustainable Dairy Chain, working with TNO and JoinData. The company was founded in 2012 by Kees-Jaap Hin.

Location

Haarlem, Netherlands

Founded

2012

Focus areas

grazingmeadow milksustainable dairynutrient cyclesresponsible soyagri-food consultancyGrazing Foundation

Languages

NLEN

Products & capabilities

Supply categories

Engineering & Services

Supplier role

Service Provider

Sells to

Dairy FarmsProcessors

Dairy products served

Liquid MilkCheeseYogurt & Fermented

Milk species

Cow

Services

Training

Products

Nutrient Cycle Assessment (KringloopToets)

Advisory tool

Assessment developed with Wageningen UR that shows the expected consequences of nutrient cycle measures for policy and practice.

Grazing advice products

Advisory product

Practical advice products used by Grazing Coaches to advise dairy farmers on grass management and outdoor grazing.

Service regions

NetherlandsBelgiumGermanyFranceDenmarkSwedenUnited Kingdom

Standards, references & customers

Sustainability claims

Meadow milk: cows graze at least 120 days a year, minimum 6 hours a dayDigital registration of grazing duration by dairy farmersResponsible soy sourcing for dairy cow feed

Credentials & affiliations

Certifications

Meadow Milk (Weidemelk) logo licence

Issued by: Stichting Weidegang

People

Management & team (2)

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