Terrena in the news

Agrial and Terrena are moving forward with their merger, with Agrial's Vice-President confirming the plans and describing the process as stressful.

Hoffmann Green Cement partnered with Terrena to decarbonize agricultural buildings using its clinker-free cement technology, benefiting 17,000 farms.

The merged Agrial and Terrena cooperative will establish its headquarters in Ancenis, where Terrena is currently located.

Terrena is developing a 16.2-hectare agrivoltaic park in France to combine solar energy production with sheep grazing, addressing climate change impacts on agricultural land.

The merged Agrial and Terrena agricultural and agri-food giant will base its headquarters in Ancenis, Loire-Atlantique.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies partnered with agricultural cooperative Terrena to introduce its decarbonized cements into the agricultural building sector, aiming for diversification and new growth.

Terrena's subsidiary Hortival Diffusion finalized the acquisition of Cerdys, a significant French horticultural company.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies partnered with agricultural cooperative Terrena to use 0% clinker cement in agricultural construction in Western France.

Hoffmann Green and Terrena have partnered to use clinker-free cement in agricultural building construction in western France, aiming to reduce carbon emissions.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies partnered with Terrena, an agricultural cooperative, to integrate its 0% clinker cements into agricultural building construction in Western France.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies partnered with Terrena to use its 0% clinker cement for low-carbon agricultural construction in Western France.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies partnered with agricultural cooperative Terrena to supply its decarbonized cements for agricultural buildings.

Hoffmann Green collaborates with Terrena to provide clinker-free cement in France, with the document also detailing various investment ratings.

Hoffmann Green partners with Terrena to supply clinker-free cement in France.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies partnered with Terrena to integrate its 0% clinker cement into agricultural construction in Western France.

Terrena will use Hoffmann Green's 0% clinker cement in agricultural facilities to reduce construction carbon footprint.

Hoffmann Green partners with Terrena to introduce its 0% clinker cements to the agricultural construction market, aiming for new growth in low-carbon solutions.

Hoffmann Green partners with agricultural cooperative Terrena to supply its decarbonized cement for farm buildings, expanding its market.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies partners with Terrena to use its decarbonized cements in agricultural buildings, diversifying its market.

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies partnered with agricultural cooperative Terrena to integrate 0% clinker cement into agricultural construction in western France.