CAFES FOLLIET in the news

A fire broke out in the exhaust chimney of the Cafés Folliet roasting factory in Chambéry, causing evacuation but no injuries, with work resuming the same day.

A soot-induced chimney fire at Cafés Folliet's Chambéry roasting plant was quickly controlled, with operations set to resume the next day.

A fire at Cafés Folliet's coffee roasting factory in Chambéry was quickly controlled with no injuries reported.

Cafés Folliet restructured ownership and secured financial partners to expand its coffee roasting business and regional reach.

Cafés Folliet is bringing in new regional investors to expand its reach and diversify its coffee business.

Cafés Folliet is restructuring its capital through a leveraged buyout, marking a strategic financial move after previous asset sales.

Cafés Folliet is reopening its capital by selling a minority stake to financial investors including Crédit Agricole subsidiaries and Bpifrance.

Renaud Canet has been appointed as the new Human Resources Director for Cafes Folliet, marking his return to the company.

A minor chimney fire at the Cafes Folliet factory in Chambery was quickly extinguished by firefighters without causing injuries or site damage.

Café Folliet acquires Lyon coffee roaster Goneo, keeping its team and identity to expand its historic coffee roasting business.

Cafés Folliet has acquired the Lyon coffee roaster Gonéo, confirmed by Gonéo's founder.

Cafés Folliet acquired Lyon-based coffee roaster Gonéo.

Hugues Chazotte sold his coffee business Gonéo to Bernard Folliet's family holding, which owns Cafés Folliet, after building a strong presence in Lyon's upscale coffee market.

Les Cafés Gonéo, marque lyonnaise de cafés de spécialité, a été rachetée par Bernard Folliet qui maintient son identité et ses équipes.

Bernard Folliet discusses his leadership at Cafés Folliet, the company's COVID-19 impact, diversification strategy, and international venture in Vietnam.

French coffee roasters like Cafés Folliet are helping traditional restaurants adopt high-margin gourmet beverages to attract younger consumers and boost afternoon revenue.

Cafés Folliet is a family-owned Savoyard company specializing in hot beverages and breakfast products, primarily serving professionals in the cafe, hotel, and restaurant sectors.

Bernard Folliet, CEO of Cafés Folliet and head of Medef Savoie, was recently awarded the Legion of Honour for his distinguished business career.

Cafés Folliet launched a new high-end breakfast range, L'Atelier de Philomène, targeting luxury hotels.

The report showcases the coffee roasting at Maison FOLLIET and promotes opening a coffee shop with MARY'S COFFEE SHOP.