Febo continues its 85-year-old tradition of producing only fresh snacks at its Amsterdam-Noord factory, rejecting the use of frozen items. The fourth generation of the founding family, Steff and Femke de Borst, are now actively involved in maintaining the company's commitment to quality.
Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
During the Amsterdam Dance Event, police seized 16 taxis because the drivers lacked the required licenses to operate. Authorities are cracking down on these temporary lease drivers due to concerns regarding safety oversight, unfair competition, and the failure to follow standard labor regulations.
The restaurant Bouchon du Centre in Amsterdam has closed after 27 years, reopening under new owners as Tire-Bouchon. The new establishment maintains the original cozy atmosphere while shifting its focus to an informal wine bar serving small French dishes and a variety of aged wines.
The Dutch retail chain HEMA is celebrating its 100th anniversary since opening its first store in Amsterdam in 1926. The company, known for its household goods and the popular rookworst sandwich, has evolved over the century to serve a diverse range of customers.
An art installation called Gebaren_Gestures featuring 38 hand sculptures is currently hanging above a street in Amsterdam-West. Created by artist Danièle Scauso and dozens of local participants, the public project aims to celebrate collaboration and bring art directly into the daily lives of residents.
The Black Achievement Awards Gala at the DeLaMar in Amsterdam offered a complex message that went beyond simple self-congratulation. While the event remained optimistic, it also highlighted deeper societal challenges facing the Black community in the Netherlands.
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