Business · Companies · 17 hrs ago
Fourth generation of Febo family joins the Dutch snack business
Steff and Femke de Borst have joined Febo, the Dutch snack business their great-grandfather started in 1941.
Steff is 26 and Femke is 23, and both now work in the family company.
Febo is known for its snack vending walls, which can give the impression that the food is frozen before frying.
The company produces tens of thousands of fresh snacks each day at its factory.
The fourth generation of the family wants the snacks to remain fresh rather than frozen.
Growing up with the business has made them feel attached to it, as their parents do.
The family members also do not want a reality show, according to the headline.
Steff and Femke de Borst, fourth-generation members of the Febo family, now work in the family business.
Their great-grandfather started Febo in 1941.
The company’s factory produces tens of thousands of fresh snacks each day.
The siblings say they want the snacks to remain fresh rather than frozen.
- Who
- Steff de Borst, 26, and Femke de Borst, 23, work in the family business.
- What
- The fourth generation of the Febo family has joined the Dutch snack business.
- When
- They are working in the business now; the article was published on November 4, 2026.
- Where
- The article does not specify where the siblings work.
- Why
- Steff says growing up with Febo made the family business feel like their own.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The siblings’ great-grandfather started Febo.
Steff and Femke de Borst work in the family business.
- Fourth generation
- Steff and Femke de Borst
- Ages
- Steff is 26; Femke is 23
- Founded
- 1941
- Daily production
- Tens of thousands of fresh snacks
What people are saying
My parents see Febo as their child. When you grow up with that, you start to feel that way yourself.