Groupe Flora Nova in the news

Flora Nova's florist networks achieved the 'Eco-responsible Florist' label, marking a strategic step in sustainable floral retail.

Flora Nova has secured a national eco-responsible label for its 100 franchised florist shops while hitting 50 million euros in revenue.

Flora Nova is the first French florist network fully certified eco-responsible, integrating sustainability into all 100 franchise stores and supporting franchisees through structured training and governance.

Flora Nova, comprising about 100 floral stores in France, is the first national network labeled as eco-responsible florist.

Flora Nova restructures store management under Flora New and plans to expand online sales with Click and Collect and open twenty new stores in 2015.

11:11 agency will manage marketing and brand visibility for Francis, a Grupo Flora hygiene brand, including new product launches and retail activations.

Le Jardin des Fleurs expanded to a fourth location in Lorient through multi-franchisees who have been growing their presence since 2016 within the Flora Nova group.

Flora Nova established Ginkgo, an investment committee, and is developing a crowdfunding platform to expand its network and support franchisees.

Carrément Fleurs, a floral retail franchise network in southern France, was acquired by Joris Escot and Agnès Hariche, plans to expand with 3-5 new stores yearly, and focuses on operational industrialization and digitalization.

Groupe Flora Nova plans to expand its floral franchise network Le Jardin des Fleurs and Oya Fleurs by 5% annually, targeting €55M revenue by 2026 and full eco-responsible certification by 2025.

FLORA NOVA supports and grows its floral franchise network Le Jardin des Fleurs with training, eco-responsibility goals, and operational support amid a growing French floral market.

Flora Nova aims for 55 million euros revenue by 2025, highlighting franchise stores outperform independents in the floral sector.

Groupe Flora Nova is showcasing its two floral retail brands, Le Jardin des Fleurs and Oya Fleurs, at Franchise Expo Paris with plans to open about ten new stores annually.

Groupe Flora Nova runs two floral retail brands, supports franchisees extensively, adapts to inflation mainly via transport cost management, and focuses on multi-channel growth with high franchisee satisfaction.

Groupe Flora Nova is a 30-year-old floral retail network focusing on franchise growth and strong franchisee support while managing inflation impacts mainly on transport costs.

Flora Nova supports franchise growth and business succession through employee buyouts and a franchisee-funded investment company, Ginkgo, to maintain and expand its floral retail network.

Florists from Groupe Flora Nova won first prize at the Piverdie Fashion Flower competition, showcasing their floral art skills.

Frédéric Foncel became the new president of Groupe Flora Nova, planning to expand its network of floral retail points of sale by 5-10% annually.

Le Jardin des Fleurs held regional franchise meetings to share plans and opened a new store in Talmont-Saint-Hilaire, expanding its presence in Vendée.

Frédéric Foncel became CEO and owner of Flora Nova, aiming to strengthen and expand its floral retail franchises in France.