Groupe DuranSia in the news

DuranSia plans to shift its cooperative approach towards providing solutions rather than focusing on problems.

DuranSia, an agricultural cooperative, is restructuring to address a 1.9 million euro net loss despite increased turnover, driven by challenges in the agricultural sector.

Duransia's Manosque silo reports lower wheat quality this year due to heat, despite high storage volumes.

Agricultural cooperative Duransia has successfully finalized its merger and is diversifying into pulses and seeds to counter falling cereal volumes.

Duransia, formed from a merger of two cooperatives, leverages its regional roots and diversification to address declining cereal volumes and create value upstream.

DuranSia's 'Fermiers de Provence' brand earned the Agri-Ethique label to promote fair farmer pay and environmental standards, targeting growth in collective catering markets.

DuranSia, an agricultural cooperative in southern France, reported improved results despite challenges, emphasizing local, responsible farming and innovation.

DuranSia, formed by merging seed and cereal producers, supports agriculture from seed to table and plans its future development.

Duransia cooperative obtained the Agri-Éthique label to promote its dried legumes amid climate challenges and growing plant protein demand.

DuranSia is conducting a two-day agricultural waste collection event across multiple locations in the Alpes region, partnering with ADIVALOR to recycle various farm-related plastic and metal containers.

DuranSia is holding a professional agricultural waste collection event in November 2024 across multiple store locations in southern France.

Duransia launched roasted coated chickpeas to tap into the growing snacking market and add value to their chickpea production.

Duransia, an agricultural cooperative formed by a 2022 merger, held its first general assembly, addressing initial integration challenges while aiming for operational fluidity and a unified culture among its diverse farming members.

Duransia, formed by merging two cooperatives, is working to unify operations and culture to better support local farmers through shared resources and diversified activities.

DuranSia Service focuses on supporting farmers with innovative digital tools and expanded services to improve agricultural productivity and sustainability.

DuranSia cooperative helps farmers manage soaring input costs and market volatility by developing short supply chains, carbon credit initiatives, and agrivoltaism partnerships.

Laurie Giuggiola transitioned from leading a tech startup to promoting sustainable agriculture at the Duransia cooperative using technology and data-driven methods.

Duransia is set to merge its cooperatives GPS and Alpesud by June 30, following unanimous board approval and upcoming general meetings.

DuranSia cooperative's leadership changed with Richard Sauvat becoming director, replacing Didier Marie who retires in July, and the merger delayed by IT issues.