AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – HAK, a major seller of conserved foods such as peas, beans and apple sauce in the Netherlands, is to temporarily halt production this winter due to high energy costs, with a spokesperson saying the pause would last six weeks from January. Dutch national broadcaster NOS cited HAK director Timo Hoogeboom as saying the decision would not lead to empty grocery store shelves as the company keeps extra supply in case of disruption. A household name in the Netherlands, HAK was sold to Russia’s KDV Group by NPM Capital last year for an undisclosed sum. According to Dutch Chamber …