Groupe TERRE COMTOISE in the news

Groupe Terre Comtoise hosted 400 students in September to introduce them to the cooperative's various professions and sectors.

Terre Comtoise hosted an event to showcase its agricultural cooperative activities and careers to 400 students and other participants.

The Minister of Agriculture visited an egg producer, a subsidiary of Groupe TERRE COMTOISE, promoting self-sufficiency in egg production and supporting farms up to 60,000 hens, while discussing the agricultural emergency bill.

Terre Comtoise, an agricultural cooperative, ensures regional food sovereignty and farmer income by integrating the entire agricultural value chain from equipment to distribution, combating global agribusiness and imports.

Déméterre, a subsidiary of Groupe Terre Comtoise, is an agricultural machinery distributor that increased its market share in 2025 despite industry challenges, expanding its services and technological support for farmers.

Groupe Terre Comtoise has appointed Philippe Parmentier as its new CEO and David Scrive as Deputy CEO, emphasizing internal talent and sustainable cooperative development.

Terre d’horizon is joining Terre comtoise as an associated cooperative to strengthen collaboration and mutual support.

Groupe TERRE COMTOISE, an agricultural cooperative with 4,500 members, has significantly grown since 2009 by investing in supplies, cereal collection, and retail while focusing on fair pricing, innovation, and local circular economy initiatives.

Groupe Terre Comtoise launched Déméterre, a new subsidiary for its agricultural machinery division, to improve strategic agility, legal structure, and market positioning.

Groupe Terre Comtoise launched Déméterre, a new subsidiary for agricultural machinery, to consolidate operations, improve efficiency, and attract talent in the agricultural technology sector.

Terre Comtoise established Déméterre, a new agricultural machinery subsidiary, effective January 1, 2022, by merging its existing machinery activities and its Gauvain subsidiary.

Alliance BFC launched its "Nous Autrement" brand to promote local agricultural products and reinforce ties with consumers.

Terre Comtoise formed Déméterre, a new subsidiary and strategic initiative, to consolidate and enhance its agricultural machinery business, aiming for improved service and agility.

Groupe Terre Comtoise, an agricultural cooperative, has decided to retain the distribution of phytosanitary products and will not develop a separate advisory service for their use.

Groupe Terre Comtoise's Philippe Parmentier discusses the need for human expertise in modern agriculture as the cooperative relocates its acquired Gauvain John Deere dealership to a new facility better suited for advanced machinery.

Groupe Terre Comtoise, an agricultural cooperative, acquired Gauvain, a longtime John Deere dealer, and is modernizing its facilities to adapt to advanced farm machinery.

An agricultural cooperative building of Terre comtoise in Loray was destroyed by fire.

Terre Comtoise, an agricultural cooperative formed by the merger of three entities, celebrates its fifth anniversary with 4000 farmers, 420 employees, and a 2013 turnover of  196 million, operating across four key agricultural sectors and continually investing in its infrastructure.