DISTRIBOISSONS in the news

Distri-Boissons Mangenot acquired Les cafés de la Meuse and opened a new agency in Chauvoncourt.

Distri-Boissons Mangenot, an automatic distribution specialist, acquired Les cafés de la Meuse and is opening a new agency in Chauvoncourt, offering beverage and water dispenser services to professionals.

Charlemagne Boissons has joined Distriboissons, a major French network of beverage distributors serving hospitality professionals.

Distriboissons ended 2024 with 3% value growth and market leadership despite a challenging year marked by mid-year disruptions and a strong year-end recovery.

Distriboissons saw a 10% revenue increase in 2023 with strong regional and product category growth, except for champagne which declined.

Didier Cagé, with 25 years in distribution and 15 in beverages, became general manager of Distriboissons on April 2, 2012.

The foodservice distribution sector is recovering well post-Covid, with Distriboissons climbing to 6th place among top networks and major investments underway.

Distriboissons achieved record 2022 results through high sales volumes and is now navigating 2023 inflation by focusing on digital tools and logistics optimization.

Distriboissons experienced strong growth in the first half of 2022, with a 20% value increase over 2019 driven by increased beverage consumption and tourism recovery.

Montaner Pietrini expanded its beverage distribution in the Alps and southern France in 2018 and diversified into regional beer production with a new brand, La Fada.

Distriboissons faced a 95% activity drop during the crisis, relied on government aid to avoid layoffs, reopened warehouses with safety measures, and launched promotions to support recovery.

Distriboissons experienced strong growth across beverage categories in 2018, driven by premiumization and expanded product ranges, despite localized disruptions from political events.

Distriboissons experienced a strong post-lockdown recovery with increased spirit sales and stable network growth, while focusing on service, urban logistics, and challenging 2022 price negotiations.

C10 and Distriboissons, top French independent beverage distributors in CHR, are discussing a potential merger.

C10 and Distriboissons have formed Adicio, a joint purchasing center to pool resources and support the struggling CHR beverage distribution sector amid prolonged closures.

The two leading French independent beverage distributors for the hospitality sector are entering talks for a potential merger.

C10 and Distriboissons, leading beverage distributors to CHR professionals, are considering a merger to better support clients amid COVID-19 economic challenges.

Distriboissons has left the French national beverage federation due to governance conflicts and is seeking new partnerships to support its professional beverage distribution network.

Distriboissons left the French national beverage federation due to governance conflicts and seeks new partnerships to support its professional beverage distribution network.