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MOLDA AG donates class M award at horse show in Nahrendorf
The 30th annual horse show at Nahrendorf started with sunshine and horse patter on the 3rd day on 08. August 2010. About 1000 riders gave their best in both dressage and showjumping disciplines, but only one of them could claim the MOLDA AG award.
The decision was made at 12:55, as Hans-Joachim Baransky (Head of Riding and Driving Club Dahlenburg) announced the winner of the showjumping class M to the audience. Norbert Drave (Member of the board of MOLDA AG) presented the 200 € endowed blue ribbon to Krzystof Jawid with his horse Party Boy.
True to the axiom:”Think Global, act Local”, MOLDA AG is happy to supported Dahlenburg’s Riding and Driving Club with this act of friendship at this all around successful event
Showjumping class M
Norbert Drave (right) presenting the award
New access road to MOLDA as of 05/07/10
As a globally operating company, we have recorded an ever-increasing traffic volume over the years. With the new access road, we can now ensure a permanent traffic reduction in the Gartenstraße. This is of benefit not just to the adjacent primary school, but also to the residents of Dahlenburg, especially our direct neighbours.
With the cooperation between public agencies and industry, the project is an excellent example of Public Private Partnership.
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MOLDA AG flies to Mars
Since the 3rd of June, 11:49 CET, it's official: Molda is on its way to the red planet! Together with other well-known German companies, Molda AG supplied foodstuffs for the project "Mars500". Nearly half a ton of apple, orange and blackccurrant fruit juice powder was sent on its way to Russia for this purpose at the begining of April.
As several media have already reported, "Mars500" is a joint project of the Russian space agency Roskosmos and the European ESA, with which a manned flight to Mars is simulated.
The crew of six will spend ca. 520 days in a complex of various space modules, which are hermetically sealed. The simulation is split into the approach and return flights, as well as a 30-day stay on the red planet. As on a real flight, the crew's fares are strictly rationed.
On a dedicated website of the ESA, you can follow the flight and, inter alia, read the diaries of the ESA participants: