Producers

Afruibana is a pan-African association of fruit producers and exporters. It was formed by bringing together several associations of fruit producers and exporters in Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon and Ghana. Together, our 30,000 employees enable us to export 600,000 tons of bananas a year, representing almost 10% of the European market

A family business since 1938 in Marseille, Compagnie Fruitière is one of the leading European producers and the main fruit producer in the Africa-Caribbean-Pacific zone, specializing in the production, transport and distribution of fruits and vegetables. It produces, transports, ripens and markets more than 900,000 tonnes of fruit and vegetables, including 750,000 tonnes of bananas in Europe and around the world.

A player in the circular economy, FCA FERTILISANTS manufactures and distributes eco-fertilizers resulting from the mixture of raw materials of natural origin with a nutrient premix. Our production method allows us to present a carbon footprint that is much lower than synthetic solutions. Present in Africa through our distribution network, our alternative solutions are used in food and industrial crops for their technical and economic efficiency.

A subsidiary of the ADVENS group, GEOCOTON is a major player in the development of cotton and food production in some fifteen African countries. GEOCOTON's unique approach to rural economic development includes training farmers, supplying inputs, purchasing production, local processing into fiber, oils and animal feed, quality control and logistics.

S3A, specialist in advice and supplies for meat and fish processing in African countries, offers: ingredient formulations, casings and packaging, equipment, advice. Our ambition: to help our partners grow sustainably.

Vitropic, a subsidiary of CIRAD, specializes in the production and distribution of tropical plants of agronomic interest by in vitro culture (IVC). Vitropic is the largest French CIV laboratory. In Africa, our company contributes to the development of tropical sectors (banana, pineapple, plantain, roots & tubers, sugar cane, vanilla, etc.) by mobilizing its industrial platforms based in Hérault and Abidjan, thanks to its subsidiary Vitropic Africa. It also offers services on the development of new CIV protocols, the conservation of varieties in vitro libraries, the provision of health guarantees, support for nurseries, agronomic advice, etc.