GROUPE INVIVO in the news

Employees at In vivo's Bassens cereal logistics site went on strike for better wages and safety.

Thierry Blandinières, InVivo's CEO, discussed a one-billion-euro aid plan for farmers and InVivo's global investments on BFM Business.

InVivo is standardizing its transport logistics across various agri-food activities and urges a re-evaluation of the electrification framework law due to feasibility and competitiveness concerns.

InVivo is standardizing its transport procurement processes and advocating for a pause in electrification mandates to ensure competitive and practical implementation, while also expressing concerns about rail infrastructure.

Thierry Blandinière, CEO of InVivo, details the company's international expansion and strategic goal to become a top-five global agro-industrial player through vertical integration and diversification across various segments from agriculture to distribution.

InVivo, a major French cooperative group, diversifies its agricultural and retail operations while expanding its biocontrol solutions internationally through acquisitions.

Thierry Blandinières, CEO of InVivo Group, was interviewed on BFM Business's Grand Journal on December 16.

The 8th Summer University for the Internationalization of Businesses (UEIE 2026) convened nearly 200 professionals to discuss international performance in times of crisis, featuring companies such as Invivo.

The UEIE 2026 conference gathered experts to discuss international business performance amidst ongoing global crises, highlighting strategies from companies like Invivo.

InVivo Grains has sold its majority stake in a Bordeaux port silo to Saipol to optimize its storage assets while maintaining a nearby 120,000-tonne facility.

Invivo faces ongoing strikes at its Uccoar wine plant in southern France due to a planned facility closure and rejected union demands.

Agrosolutions and partners launched a three-year experimental program to evaluate the reliability and usability of six soil health monitoring technologies.

Forty-six employees are striking at the Uccoar industrial site in Carcassonne following InVivo's decision to close the plant and reject union compensation demands.

Employees at INVIVO's UCCOAR subsidiary are on a four-day strike due to the announced site closure and rejected negotiation demands for reclassification leave and severance.

Workers at the Uccoar bottling plant are striking to protest insufficient social support measures following InVivo's decision to close the site by 2026.

InVivo is refocusing its wine business on the non-alcoholic segment by expanding the Bonne Nouvelle brand and leveraging its restructured Vinadeis subsidiary.

Workers at an InVivo wine bottling subsidiary in Carcassonne have gone on strike to protest failed negotiations regarding a social plan for the site's upcoming closure.

InVivo has fully acquired and delisted Teract following a public buyout offer and mandatory squeeze-out advised by A&O Shearman.

The group is maintaining its sustainability reporting roadmap despite a regulatory delay to better integrate CSRD requirements with its long-term agricultural strategy.

GROUPE INVIVO is proceeding with its CSRD preparation despite a delay in obligations, leveraging the additional time to enhance its sustainability reporting framework and internal processes.