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Pieter and Virginie Delbaere are the new co-CEOs of Crop's, a frozen food market leader with 600 million euros in revenue and operations in multiple countries.

Crop's leadership is returning to the founding family, with Pieter and Virginie Delbaere taking over from Eric Lauwers to implement a new growth strategy.

Crop's CEO Eric Lauwers is being replaced by Pieter and Virginie Delbaere, members of the owner family, after less than a year in the position.

Crop's, a global producer of frozen fruits, vegetables, and meals, sees Pieter and Virginie Delbaere return to lead the family business, focusing on sustainable innovation and market expansion.

Crop's, a Belgian frozen fruit and vegetable company, is expanding into the US by acquiring the frozen food division of National Cortina.

Crop's is expanding its frozen food business in the United States through a new joint venture with National Cortina, aiming to double its US sales.

Crop's, a European leader in frozen fruit and vegetable products, appoints Eric Lauwers as its new CEO, succeeding founder Michel Delbaere, who will become Chairman.

Eric Lauwers, former Arvesta CEO and current independent director, will become Crop's first non-family CEO, succeeding Michel Delbaere who will transition to chairman of the board.

Michel Delbaere, a prominent 70-year-old West Flemish entrepreneur and networker, founded the vegetable processing company Crop's and has a fortune of 85 million euros.

Crop's Vegetables was the top-performing company in the frozen vegetable and fruit sector in 2020 based on revenue and profit growth, while Ardo Ardooie's sales and profits declined.