As a major economic player, we contribute to the socio-economic development of all the regions in which we are established, and more particularly in Brittany, the headquarters of our co-operative. This is reflected in employment, with nearly 8,500 employees, involvement in the training of students in the agriculture and agri-food sectors, support for innovation, partnerships with local sports clubs, and, finally, the development of agricultural or food value chains to ensure the sustainability of agriculture in Brittany.
Developing high-yield value chains to maintain activity in the region, particularly its rural areas, is one of the Group’s challenges. The repositioning of the Jean-Nicolas canned vegetables brand at the end of 2020 is aligned with this objective. The same goes for the strengthening of the “organic Breton grains” value chain at all its stages and the development of oilseeds/protein crops in Brittany.
Well established locally and proud of our Breton roots, we are committed to supporting and contributing to the socio-economic development of the regions in which we operate. We show our unwavering support to all those who strive to boost the regions through their social, cultural and many other commitments.
A concrete example of this is our support for Village by CA and West Web Valley, which use innovation ecosystems to support the transformation of regional businesses. We also support student projects, whether social or cultural. Lastly, we have long-established partnerships with players in the social and solidarity economy and also with sports clubs. Meaningful, long-term alliances.
