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Innatis, France's second-largest apple producer, sold its orchards in Maine-et-Loire following catastrophic harvests and economic difficulties.

Innatis, a major French apple producer, is planning to sell its Val-de-Loire apple production unit and has received two acquisition offers.

French apple companies are prioritizing premium, branded, and sustainably produced apples to maintain value and meet evolving retail demands, with Innatis excelling in exclusive club varieties.

Innatis is selling its Loire Valley apple production and industrial assets to restructure under safeguard proceedings following major crop failures.

Les Vergers d'Anjou acquired Innatis's Loire division for 7 million euros to become the region's leading apple producer.

Les Vergers d’Anjou is acquiring the Loire Valley apple orchards and facilities from Innatis for seven million euros to help the group restructure its debt.

Les Vergers d’Anjou acquired the Loire division of Innatis for seven million euros, expanding its storage capacity and product range, while Innatis sells the branch to restructure debt and refocus its strategy.

Les Vergers d'Anjou acquired Innatis's Loire-based apple production assets and a high-tech fruit station for 7 million euros.

Les Vergers d’Anjou acquired the Ligurian pole of Innatis, the second-largest French apple producer, for seven million euros as Innatis restructures its debt.

The Vergers d'Anjou cooperative is acquiring the regional fruit operations of Innatis for seven million euros following a court decision.

French apple giant Innatis sells its Loire Valley orchards and facilities to Les Vergers d'Anjou to focus on stone fruit production and resolve financial debt.

The French apple industry, including major player Innatis, faces significant challenges from declining domestic consumption, decreased exports due to uncompetitiveness, aging orchards, and financial hurdles, despite some resilience in processed apple products.

Innatis is divesting its Val-de-Loire apple production division and orchards in Sarthe and Maine-et-Loire by March 18, 2026, to restructure its operations.

Innatis plans to sell its Val-de-Loire apple production division and orchards, with a deadline for offers set for March 18, 2026.

Innatis is looking to sell its Val-de-Loire apple production unit with two offers received and a deadline of March 18, 2026 for new bids.

Innatis is restructuring by selling its Val-de-Loire apple production division and orchards, with buyers invited until March 2026.

Innatis is selling its apple production division and orchards in the Val-de-Loire region by March 18, 2026.

Innatis is selling its Val de Loire apple production unit after consecutive poor HoneyCrunch harvests caused financial losses and failed debt restructuring.

Innatis, France's second-largest apple producer, is selling its orchards and fruit station in Maine-et-Loire after catastrophic harvests and economic difficulties led to safeguard proceedings.

Innatis, France's second-largest apple producer, is selling its orchards and fruit station in Maine-et-Loire due to catastrophic harvests and economic difficulties.