Eureden in the news

Eureden Foodservice reinforces its commitment to the EGAlim law by obtaining Agri-Ethique France certification, offering a wide range of certified sustainable and organic vegetable products for collective catering.

Eureden is seeking price increases from clients to support vegetable producers affected by drought and heatwaves in Brittany.

Eureden and IEL signed a partnership to equip Eureden's member farms with solar roof installations and agrivoltaic canopies for poultry runs to reduce energy costs and provide additional income.

Eight employees from Gelagri, a former subsidiary of Eureden, are being laid off with severance packages they deem insufficient after the company's sale to Greenyard Frozen France.

Eureden and IEL are partnering to implement agrivoltaics and rooftop solar panels on poultry farms in Brittany and Loire-Atlantique.

Eureden and IEL signed a partnership to enhance agricultural photovoltaic development in Brittany and Loire Atlantique, focusing on innovative technical solutions for farms including rooftop solar and agrivoltaics for poultry.

Eureden, a Breton cooperative group, appointed Maud Pousson as its new director of cooperative life, moving her from her previous legal management role.

A pig farm linked to Eureden in Côtes-d'Armor had its breeding approval suspended following the discovery of numerous dead animals and an ongoing judicial inquiry for animal mistreatment.

Eureden launched a digital platform to help farmers exchange forage to address a drought-induced feed shortage for livestock.

L214 exposed severe animal neglect in Eureden-linked pig farms, finding over 300 dead animals amidst live ones and filing a complaint for animal cruelty.

An investigation was opened after L214 reported finding over 300 dead pigs at a farm linked to the Eureden cooperative, alleging animal cruelty and abandonment.

An investigation was launched after L214 found over 300 dead pigs at a farm linked to the Eureden cooperative, alleging animal abandonment and mistreatment.

L214 discovered over 300 pig carcasses at two SCEA du Tertre Es Lys farms linked to Eureden, leading to a complaint for animal cruelty and demands for closure.

Animal welfare organization L214 uncovered over 300 dead pigs, including piglets, in advanced decomposition at two Eureden-linked pig farms in Côtes-d’Armor, previously promoted as models of modern pig farming.

L214 discovered a pig farm linked to Eureden with over 300 dead pigs and piglets, leading to a complaint for animal cruelty.

Eureden, a Breton agri-food cooperative, is advocating for a vegetable price increase due to drought-induced harvest losses and soaring production costs in Brittany.

Eureden is requesting higher vegetable prices from retailers due to drought-induced production cost increases and yield reductions, warning of market shortages if not addressed.

Eureden is demanding higher vegetable prices from retailers due to drought-induced production cost increases and yield reductions threatening French farmers.

Eureden calls for a vegetable price hike in Brittany due to drought-induced yield drops and rising production costs.