Arvesta in the news

Vivent Biosignals and Arvesta are partnering to bring AI-driven plant monitoring technology to growers in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, providing real-time insights into crop health.

Arvesta launches AI-powered plant monitoring by Vivent Biosignals in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, offering exclusive access to in-depth agricultural analyses for Boerenbond members.

Arvesta introduces AI-driven plant monitoring technology in the Benelux market through a partnership with Vivent Biosignals, providing growers with real-time insights for predictive cultivation.

Arvesta is partnering with Vivent Biosignals to introduce AI-driven plant monitoring technology to professional growers in the Benelux market and France, using plant's electrical signals to detect issues early and optimize crop management.

Arvesta is implementing smart farming strategies by optimizing crop protection and fertilization, promoting local yellow pea cultivation, utilizing diverse green manure mixtures, and exploring miscanthus for sustainable agriculture.

Arvesta has partnered with Manuchar for exclusive distribution of water-soluble fertilizers and irrigation solutions in several European markets, enhancing product quality, supply reliability, and technical expertise for growers.

Arvesta, a Belgian agricultural group, celebrates 125 years, reflecting on its history, challenges in 2023, and strategic focus on synergy from acquisitions.

Arvesta offers SMAG, a crop registration system that streamlines administrative tasks for farmers by enabling real-time data input and providing a comprehensive overview of cultivation activities.

Vivent Biosignals partnered with Arvesta to distribute its AI-driven plant-monitoring technology in Europe.

Arvesta is focusing on a comprehensive strategy for sustainable potato farming, introducing new varieties, a fertilization program, and discussing future weed control methods.

Arvesta committed to sustainable wheat farming by signing the European Sustainable Wheat Initiative manifesto, aiming for 50,000 hectares of carbon farming and 100% carbon-farmed flour for Aveve by 2030.

Arvesta is reinvesting its profits into the agricultural sector, focusing on innovation and sustainability, while maintaining stable revenues and strong retail performance.

Arvesta launched Nuverta, the Benelux's first plant-based protein facility in Mettet, Belgium, utilizing local yellow peas to produce protein concentrates, starch, and fiber for various industries.

Arvesta is launching Equilannoo, a new horse feed brand that merges existing brands and focuses on quality, innovation, and diverse horse owner needs.

Arvesta, a leading agribusiness company, focuses on practical innovation and sustainable solutions for farmers, while recently appointing a new CEO and planning significant investments despite a recent dip in net profit.

Arvesta is partnering with Deloitte to cut energy costs and usage by 20% to boost profitability and sustainability.

Arvesta moved its headquarters to a new sustainable office building in Wilsele, emphasizing its commitment to sustainable agriculture and calling for fair international trade standards.

ForFarmers will sell its Belgian compound feed business, including two production facilities, to Arvesta for EUR25 million to strengthen Arvesta's market position.

ForFarmers sold its Belgian compound feed business, including employees and production sites, to Arvesta for €25 million, fostering cooperation in the broiler sector.

Arvesta acquired Dutch horticultural specialist Benfried to expand its expertise and international growth in agriculture and horticulture.