Our company was founded in the early twentieth century, in a time when cheese making had almost completely shifted from farm production to production in small cheese factories. Dutch cheeses were very suitable for export, since they had a lengthy shelf life. The first owner of our company, Jan Veldkamp, decided to specialize in foreign trade of Dutch cheese and founded his own export company in 1909. After World War II his son took over the company and merged with another company called Bottema.  An acronym of the last names of both owners was used in order to create the company’s name: VEBO.

In 1979, the company was taken over by Teun de Wind, whose ownership, control, and management continue to this day. In 1999, Chiel Kooistra joined Teun as a partner. Since then, they have worked together to continue the Twin Brand legacy of producing the highest quality cheeses and building meaningful relationships with customers.

In 2020, the current owners, Arie Blok and Jelle Van Amstel, took over the company and relocated it to Woerden. In addition to this move, they invested in the installation of a state-of-the-art packaging line and modernized the entire facility. At the same time, they launched an extensive modernization project for the Twin brand.