The best of the European Organic Food, made in France where gourmet food and strict organic certifications mean something


French Gluten Free Organic is exported to the specialized German network

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Couscous français Bio sur le marché allemand, le 1er d'Europe

Innovation in organic legumes with lentil and pea couscous

After Spain, it is Germany which adopts this innovation.

Flavors and authenticity, the master assets of the French food manufacturers

Once again, it is an innovative French SME that brings a new mode of consumption of organic proteins that is both authentic, practical and tasty.

Development of the French organic cereals and legumes supply chain

The ancient small spelled from Haute Provence for example.

French Gluten-free Pastas exported to Portugal

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In order to export its range of gluten-free organic pastas, this French pasta manufacturer joins forces with the main Portuguese organic retailer

Caution! A RSP in line with the willingness to pay of the Lusitanian consumers is essential to succeed.

For this purpose, the Portuguese distributor private brand will be favored.

In conclusion, it is only on the basis of a 3 times net price that the French product is competitive.

Without heavy promotional budgets, only the Distributor PL will provide the French manufacturer with the guarantee of fast and significant sales.

It is therefore a deliberate choice based on a close and balanced partnership between manufacturer and distributor.

The principle is simple. One brings innovation and qualitative consistency. The other the weight of a trusted brand, its promotional support and the animation of daily sales.

Nature & progrès “Ile de Ré” sea salts into the Benelux organic network

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Organic salt?

Salt is considered as a mineral and therefore it cannot be certified from organic farming; but a recent European rule will allow sea salts to be so, by 2021.

In the meantime, a raw sea salt accredited by Nature & Progrès mixed with organic dehydrated spices and plants is organic-certifiable; this is the case of this range which found a distributor in the Belgium-Nederland-Luxemborg area (BENELUX); an ultra-dynamic market of nearly 30 million consumers who are keen on Bio.

Why the Ile de Ré?

By its geographical configuration, its eco-system and its mode of inland harvesting sea salts; this territory is naturally protected from the risks of both terrestrial and maritime pollution (oil spills). This is why it is recognized by the certification bodies as a salt that is fully compatible with the Organic reference system.

 

 

 

 

 

French organic Vegan bolognese sauce is exported to Irish supermarkets

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La GMS iRlandaise concentre l'essentiel des ventes Bio

A Bolonese Vegan Bio sauce that is “gourmet”? Only a French saucier could take up such a challenge !

Such a sauce was a product hardly expected by this Irish distributor, never done before. It’s done now.

In a while, all the main Irish retailers will stock the sauce !

it is scheduled that ultimately, nearly 1500 stores – namely Tesco (140 stores), Dunnes Stores (142stores), Musgrave Group: Centra (450stores) & Supervalu (225stores), Spar (440stores) – will display this Vegan Bolognese sauce.

Organic French fruit juices and soft drinks in English delicatessens

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Exportation boissons Bio : Cette chaine emblématique de Londres a été conquise par l’excellence des boissons biologiques françaises.

Export syrups, smoothies, lemonades, French flavored organic teas

Here, organic soft drinks come out of specialized networks for export.

Indeed, their taste and organoleptic qualities liken them rather to gourmet food.

It’s the choice of an ultra-exclusive chain of wine merchants in London

This iconic London chain has been conquered by the excellence of French organic drinks.

A 5-star launch pad for these organic soft drinks that will conquer other UK hyper-qualitative networks !

The competition is tough but french organic chocolate proudly wears the blue-white-red flag in the Trump’s USA

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Une histoire d'amour du chocolat

They are all here, …

The French fair trade organic chocolates (the one with the pink shelf-talkers on the picture) under the spotlight in this supermarket of New-Paltz (6,818 inhabitants at the last census) in the county of Ulster of the State of New York.

It is the store manager who took the initiative to reserve the best location of the shelf as he felt in love with the French organic fair / trade chocolate!!

Barely 1 year since the first order left in the USA

No triumphalism, everything remains to be done to conquer the 1st world market of organic food (alone greater than the entire EU market).

However, in addition to the steel motivation and unparalleled professionalism of the local importing partner; these first signs of consumer and distributor craze are really encouraging.

Two new references will enrich the range that will be presented at the NYC Fancy Food Show in late June.

French Organic fair trade chocolate exported to Australia

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Deux chaînes de GMS, Woolworths et Coles totalisent à elles seules 70 à 75% des ventes de produits Biologiques.

After Europe, North America (Canada and USA); the Australian continent joins the club  of french organic chocolates lovers!

It is a long process that has just ended because the first tasting dates from BIOFACH 2014, on the occasion of a private buyer evening.

15,000 km for Australia, 19,000 for New Zealand. Difficult to go further, with regard to the almost perfect antipodes of France.

In organic agriculture, Australia is a champion, since it alone accounts for 39% of the planet’s organic surface

In fact a ” trompe-l’œil” value due to the gigantism of this country-continent, because only 4.2% (about 5.7% in France) of the agricultural area is organic, mainly extensive grasslands.

A hyper-concentrated retail trade

Two retailers, Woolworths and Coles account for 70 to 75% of organic sales. There are few really specialized organic stores in Australia. There are 10 Wray Organic stores, some local wholesalers with retail outlets. The health food stores – whose main brand is Go Vita (150 PDV) – with a total of 2000 PDVs are the main network selling organic food.

Organic flavored salts from the Ile de Ré in Danish supermarkets!

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Quand la GMS danoise aime la Bio de France, elle ne compte pas et les 520 NETTO passent commande par camion complet.

Smart positioning in international organic markets!

Since January 1st, 2018, the range of flavored salts of Ile de Ré is certified by ECOCERT. While the salt and the fleur de sel proper are the subject of an approval of NATURE & PROGRESS.

The Danish consumer is much more expert than the French one; he is very well informed about the origin, recipes and nutritional values ​​of his food.

In this market where competition is raging from all over the planet, the organic argument needs to be legitimized by a nutritional benefit understandable by each consumer. Namely a significant decrease in the daily salt intake.

Thus, a commonplace product, salt, conquers the market of the country where it makes the best living in the world (2017 ranking of The Social Progress Imperative by Michael E. Porter, Harvard and Scott Stern, MIT.)!

When the Danish supermarket likes, it does not count and the 500 NETTO have been able to order by truck.

The French Gluten-Free Organic Pastas on display in the Netherlands!

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Exporter la Bio française

Exporter la Bio française

Extrait du magazine d’Ekoplaza

Netherlands: the first 100% organic retailer puts french pasta on the front page !!

Break into foreign markets with French pastas, a real challenge!

And yet, it is a considerable success that French gluten-free pasta gather in the Dutch chain Ekoplaza (nearly 100 supermarkets); and that’s why its consumer magazine echoes it.

The unique know-how of the French gluten-free pastas

leader based in Provence

It is generally accepted that the pasta is Italian just as the watch is Swiss, … except when it comes to Organic Gluten-Free Pasta, for the manufacturing of which a specific process know-how is required iin order to achieve a taste quality comparable to standard pasta, the Al Dente effect!

Well, this French pasta, she has it! Indeed, once again it is the innovative French engineering that makes the difference and makes it possible to offset higher domestic production costs than those of our European neighbors. Not mentioning that the Dutch market-plae is a price-oriented market.