Small producers, organic or in-conversion craftsmen... our approach puts their work at the heart of the food chain!
Franck is not the first bird to come along. He has been based in the Eure region (27) since 1989, where all his palmipeds and gallinaceans are raised in the open air, fed on good grain grown on the family farm and pampered like roosters...
Franck is not the first bird to come along. He has been based in the Eure region (27) since 1989, where all his palmipeds and gallinaceans are raised in the open air, fed on good grain grown on the family farm and pampered like roosters...
At Frank's, the birds are allowed to mature for a minimum of 15 weeks, longer than most poultry companies and quality certifications offer, allowing them to express their full flavour potential.
The slaughterhouse and the recipe workshop are both integrated into the farm - and therefore into the terroir of the star ingredient of our rillettes - to encourage local employment and regular activity in the area.
Franck is committed to the implementation of good practices with the drastic reduction of fertilizers and phytosanitary products in the cultivation of his cereals.
Every morning, Julien's fishmonger goes to the fish markets of Finistère (29), in Roscoff, Brest or Douarnenez, and brings back fish and seafood from local and sustainable fisheries in his nets. All very good to make the aperitif table capsize...
Every morning, Julien's fishmonger goes to the fish markets of Finistère (29), in Roscoff, Brest or Douarnenez, and brings back fish and seafood from local and sustainable fisheries in his nets. All very good to make the aperitif table capsize...
All the fish and shellfish Julien uses in his rillettes are caught locally in strictly defined areas - with traceability upstream and downstream.
Julien buys fresh cream from a nearby organic farm, the second most important ingredient in his rillettes after fish and shellfish.
Julien works with fisheries that respect the fishing conditions recommended by the MSC sustainable fishing label (species, area, technique).
Roberto is one of the proudest ambassadors of basil. Grown in greenhouses in the hills of Genoa, since 1947 this herb has found a natural expression and a fragrant flavour that is a delight to the nose and mouth...
Roberto is one of the proudest ambassadors of basil. Grown in greenhouses in the hills of Genoa, since 1947 this herb has found a natural expression and a fragrant flavour that is a delight to the nose and mouth...
Its basil is grown exclusively in the PDO "Basil of Genoa" area, according to specifications that guarantee the preservation of unique aromas and colours typical of the region.
Genoa Basil is a very sensitive plant that requires special care from sowing to harvesting. Roberto's traditional know-how has been preserved over the years, allowing a respectful harvest of the product.
To sanitise the soil, the producers of Genoa Basil PDO use a traditional and natural method: before sowing, the soil of the crop is covered with a tarpaulin and water vapour is diffused under the tarpaulin of the greenhouse without using any phytosanitary products.
Based in the heart of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (04), Raphaëlle has rehabilitated the ancestral culture of chickpeas and converted it to organic farming. This miracle legume, which is experiencing a hype comeback in hummus format, has been used since the Middle Ages for its many virtues...
Based in the heart of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (04), Raphaëlle has rehabilitated the ancestral culture of chickpeas and converted it to organic farming. This miracle legume, which is experiencing a hype comeback in hummus format, has been used since the Middle Ages for its many virtues...
Raphaëlle has rehabilitated the forgotten crop of chickpeas, a legume with innumerable nutritional virtues: rich in vegetable proteins, vitamins and minerals, it is also low in fat.
To prepare her hummus recipe, Raphaëlle buys from a neighbouring olive oil producer and thus supports local farms.
Raphaëlle's farm has been fully converted to organic farming since 2008 and is oriented towards mixed farming, as chickpeas are an excellent nitrogen fixer in organic cereal rotations.
It is in the south of France, in the heart of the Vaucluse (84) that Eric goes in search of the best products of the region - like the black gold of the Drôme Provençale, grown organically not far from his workshop.
It is in the south of France, in the heart of the Vaucluse (84) that Eric goes in search of the best products of the region - like the black gold of the Drôme Provençale, grown organically not far from his workshop.
Eric selects quality, seasonal produce and makes it sublime through simple, natural recipes. He cooks fresh organic aubergines from Provence, just after their harvest which lasts from the beginning of July to mid-September.
Eric processes olives and aubergines close to where they are grown, less than 100km from the olive trees and only 20km from the aubergine fields.
The olives selected by Eric are organically grown and processed. They are harvested by hand and travel a short distance to his workshop.
Philippe has been living in the Chalosse region, one of the historic strongholds of foie gras, for 25 years and is very attached to the quality of the livers he prepares for the great names in gastronomy and for our recipe!
Philippe has been living in the Chalosse region, one of the historic strongholds of foie gras, for 25 years and is very attached to the quality of the livers he prepares for the great names in gastronomy and for our recipe!
All the livers are carefully selected and prepared within 12 hours, with just a little Armagnac, salt and pepper, which gives them an exceptional taste and texture!
Philippe sources from small family farms, long-time partners and close to his laboratory.
Philippe promotes short circuits and direct links with local producers. The PGI certification of his foie gras guarantees that the stages of production take place within a defined area, further reducing the distance between the actors and the CO₂ emissions linked to transport!
Xavier and Benoît took over their uncle's family business in the Hérault region (34) in the 1990s and continue to perpetuate a traditional know-how which is reflected in our Organic Artichoke Cream...
Xavier and Benoît took over their uncle's family business in the Hérault region (34) in the 1990s and continue to perpetuate a traditional know-how which is reflected in our Organic Artichoke Cream...
Xavier and Benoît's vegetables are carefully sourced for their taste and ripeness from organic producers, and the recipes follow a respectful processing procedure that guarantees their authenticity.
The workshop employs more than twenty people and, whenever possible, favours local producers for the preparation of recipes.
They select organic fruit and vegetables in season and their laboratory has been certified organic by Ecocert for over fifteen years. This organic certification guarantees a method of production that reduces the use of phytosanitary products to a minimum and requires crop rotation, which is beneficial to the regeneration of the land and to biodiversity.
Based in the hills of the Languedoc, Pierre has taken over and developed the family estate to cultivate organically one of the jewels of the region: the green olive. He cultivates two varieties that we fell in love with: the Lucques and the Olivière...
Based in the hills of the Languedoc, Pierre has taken over and developed the family estate to cultivate organically one of the jewels of the region: the green olive. He cultivates two varieties that we fell in love with: the Lucques and the Olivière...
Pierre has professionally developed the cultivation of local, French varieties of olives, which are important in the region. A fruit that he cultivates in a peasant way, forming a balanced eco-system.
Pierre grows and processes the olives directly on the estate, only the cooking is done in a workshop 20km away.
Pierre's 10,000 olive trees are cultivated extensively, organically since 2008 and permaculture since 2017. He does not irrigate and uses no pesticides or chemical preservatives.
It is in the Tuscan forests that the summer truffle is harvested, this black gold with a magnificent woody aroma. Filippo has been fascinated by this rare and mysterious mushroom for 25 years and does not skimp on the truffle dogs to find the rare pearl...
It is in the Tuscan forests that the summer truffle is harvested, this black gold with a magnificent woody aroma. Filippo has been fascinated by this rare and mysterious mushroom for 25 years and does not skimp on the truffle dogs to find the rare pearl...
The black summer truffle is a spontaneous and respected product that can be enjoyed all year round. Once picked, the truffle is delicately cooked to preserve it while enhancing its aromas.
Filippo works hand in hand with about 80 truffle hunters, who roam the nearby forests in search of the right product, as close as possible to the farm's kitchens.
Filippo maintains the tradition of an activity in cohesion with nature, intimately linked to the natural environment and its preservation.
From the heart of the Piedmontese landscape you can find Roberto. In his family business, vegetables are grown with care and prepared with love to delight all year round...
From the heart of the Piedmontese landscape you can find Roberto. In his family business, vegetables are grown with care and prepared with love to delight all year round...
Roberto's Artichoke Hearts and Tomatoes are grown in season, bathed in sunlight and harvested when fully ripe, and enhanced with Extra Virgin Olive Oil to give them their exceptional flavour and texture all year round.
Harvested by hand, Roberto's vegetables are cooked directly at the place of harvest, in a recipe workshop integrated into the farm and combined with simple and tasty ingredients sourced locally.
Roberto grows his artichokes and tomatoes organically and in the open air, without heated greenhouses. He does not use any pesticides or GMOs. The whole recipe is not certified because it is currently difficult to find organic olive oil.
Emilio makes our taste buds quiver with his specialities: vegetables marinated and candied in extra virgin olive oil: the cream of the cream of Italian antipasti...
Emilio makes our taste buds quiver with his specialities: vegetables marinated and candied in extra virgin olive oil: the cream of the cream of Italian antipasti...
Its vegetables are handcrafted from field to jar, picked in season, at full maturity, cooked in the traditional way, without any additives or preservatives, and pasteurised to guarantee their quality over the long term.
The vegetables used in the antipasti are grown in nearby fields, less than 2km away, and selected directly by Emilio. They are then cooked in his small workshop, guaranteeing a control of the production chain upstream and a priority given to local labor.
In taking over the family business, Emilio has chosen the path of goodness, growing most of his vegetables and working only with products grown in season, without heated greenhouses or phytosanitary products.
Together with his children, Biagio works with the natural flours of local and ancient wheat from the family business, which give our organic bread sheets their crunchy, delicious and nutritious taste.
Together with his children, Biagio works with the natural flours of local and ancient wheat from the family business, which give our organic bread sheets their crunchy, delicious and nutritious taste.
Biagio cultivates the diversity of locally produced wheat and pulses for nutritionally rich recipes.
The organic soft and hard wheat flour used in our bread sheets comes from Biagio's own farm and from producers located less than 10km from the workshop, in a true short circuit approach.
Recipes guaranteed to be free of chemical inputs, "superfoods" made from genetically intact ingredients... The result of extensive research that aims to go beyond organic farming.
Alain is keeping alive a biscuit-making tradition that is almost half a century old. The respect of the product, the gestures and the kneading time are at the heart of his approach and have proved to be perfect to sublimate a French agricultural sector that we particularly like: wheat.
Alain is keeping alive a biscuit-making tradition that is almost half a century old. The respect of the product, the gestures and the kneading time are at the heart of his approach and have proved to be perfect to sublimate a French agricultural sector that we particularly like: wheat.
Alain makes pure butter biscuits according to the family recipe, with good and simple ingredients, as raw and natural as possible, without colourings, preservatives or baking powder. A gourmet tradition that he strives to perpetuate.
Attentive to the choice of ingredients and their origin, Alain sources his products locally. The organic wheat flour for our biscuits comes from a miller in the Deux-Sèvres. In this way he contributes to the dynamism of the Poitou-Charentes region.
Together with Alain, we have selected local ingredients and even the packaging is close by! No more pollution from transporting packaging!
Based in the heart of the Guérande salt marshes, Brewen works with potatoes in an artisanal way to make them simply sublime. His careful choice of variety and size, his mastery of cutting and his traditional cooking in a cauldron give his chips generosity and crispness.
Based in the heart of the Guérande salt marshes, Brewen works with potatoes in an artisanal way to make them simply sublime. His careful choice of variety and size, his mastery of cutting and his traditional cooking in a cauldron give his chips generosity and crispness.
Brewen makes its crisps in the traditional way, with traditional cooking in a cauldron, which gives them an authentic potato taste. Already tasty, a pinch of IGP Guérande salt is enough to sublimate their taste.
Make way for the ultra-local! Brewen has chosen to work with a single potato producer based in Pontivy, with whom he has established a relationship of trust. He also buys his IGP Guérande salt directly from neighbouring salt producers.
If it is not yet certified organic, it will be soon. Brewen has started the process of getting his workshop certified. His crisps will become organic by the end of 2022.
Quentin and Marie have taken over the last cannery on the island of Yeu and are keeping alive the tradition and know-how of this island, once the leading tuna fishing port in France.
Quentin and Marie have taken over the last cannery on the island of Yeu and are keeping alive the tradition and know-how of this island, once the leading tuna fishing port in France.
Quentin carefully selects his ingredients to guarantee unparalleled quality in all his recipes. For the supply of white albacore tuna, he uses fishermen from the Vendée and Brittany.
The Quentin cannery plays an important economic role in the daily life of the people of Yeu thanks to the maintenance of a permanent direct job offer at the cannery and the support of indirect jobs on the island of Yeu: transport, supply.
Quentin prefers fish from the coasts near the Ile d'Yeu for his recipes. He buys his supplies from the fish market in Les Sables d'Olonne, the closest to his workshop that can meet his needs.
Hervé and his brother took over the family pork butchery from their father and have been keeping the tradition and authenticity of the recipes alive for 90 years. Hervé's know-how is recognised, as evidenced by his prestigious title of Master Charcutier.
Hervé and his brother took over the family pork butchery from their father and have been keeping the tradition and authenticity of the recipes alive for 90 years. Hervé's know-how is recognised, as evidenced by his prestigious title of Master Charcutier.
The super pigs that we have selected with Hervé for our range of cured meats come exclusively from farms with the organic or Biocohérence label, which comply with strict specifications for pig rearing and are committed to animal welfare.
By taking over the family business founded by their great-grandfather, Hervé and his brother Lionel have helped to maintain local economic activity and develop jobs in the Pyrenean Piedmont.
Hervé works with farms with the Biocohérence label, which guarantees local sourcing of the pigs' feed, which comes mainly from the farmer's farm or neighbouring farms.
Located in the Landes, Clément's family cannery has been passed down from father to son since 1983. Clément works with organic pig breeders in the South-West. His recipes are simple, tasty and handmade.
Located in the Landes, Clément's family cannery has been passed down from father to son since 1983. Clément works with organic pig breeders in the South-West. His recipes are simple, tasty and handmade.
Clément's organic pork rillettes are low in fat, hand-trimmed to preserve the fine pieces of meat and simply seasoned with Guérande salt and black pepper. A simple and traditional recipe for an authentic taste.
Clément creates permanent jobs in his canning factory. He is surrounded by a loyal and passionate team, who share his values: love of taste, respect for the product and traditional know-how. Some of his employees have been working in the cannery for almost 40 years.
Clément works with organic pig breeders located exclusively in the Landes and Hautes-Pyrénées to encourage short circuits and collaboration with local producers.
Installé au cœur du Vaucluse et passionné de fruits à coque, Vincent nous permet de valoriser et développer les producteurs de la filière Amandes et Noisettes françaises grâce à un soucing local exigeant. De quoi préserver un savoir-faire territorial et limiter drastiquement notre impacts. Exit les importations à tour de bras de ces fruits aux nombreuses vertues.
Installé au cœur du Vaucluse et passionné de fruits à coque, Vincent nous permet de valoriser et développer les producteurs de la filière Amandes et Noisettes françaises grâce à un soucing local exigeant. De quoi préserver un savoir-faire territorial et limiter drastiquement notre impacts. Exit les importations à tour de bras de ces fruits aux nombreuses vertues.
Les fruits à coques sont riches en acide gras essentiels et sains pour la santé. Leur goût est sublimé par la torréfaction
Les amandes et noisettes sourcés sont d'origne Provence, Périgord pour valoriser la filière agricole française
Eviter l'importation du bout du monde des fruits à coque permet de limiter drastiquement l'empreinte cartone
Installé à cheval entre la Bretagne et la Normandie, cet apiculteur amoureux des abeilles, exploite 250 ruches et fédère 150 passionnés. Le précieux nectar récolté, est cuisinés dans 2 ateliers voisins dans la Manche et L'ile et Villaine, pour créer de délicieuses pâtisseries qui contribuent à développer la filière apicole française. Des pauses sucrées aussi gourmandes qu'engagées pour tous les moments de la journée !
Installé à cheval entre la Bretagne et la Normandie, cet apiculteur amoureux des abeilles, exploite 250 ruches et fédère 150 passionnés. Le précieux nectar récolté, est cuisinés dans 2 ateliers voisins dans la Manche et L'ile et Villaine, pour créer de délicieuses pâtisseries qui contribuent à développer la filière apicole française. Des pauses sucrées aussi gourmandes qu'engagées pour tous les moments de la journée !
Des pâtisseries gourmandes à base du fabuleux nectar vertueux et sans sucre raffiné
Les miels issus de nos régions permet de développer la filière apicole française
Les pâtisseries sont cuisinées à partir d'ingrédients bio
Pour notre gamme de pâtisseries (mieux) sucrées, nous avons choisi de travailler avec Aline qui valorise des ingrédients bon pour notre santé et bio : farines et avoine complets, sucre non raffiné et dès que possible des farines locales. Nous travaillons main dans la main pour établir des recettes gourmandes qui valorisent le terroir provençal. De quoi créer une dynamique locale au cœur du Parc Naturel des Alpilles !
Pour notre gamme de pâtisseries (mieux) sucrées, nous avons choisi de travailler avec Aline qui valorise des ingrédients bon pour notre santé et bio : farines et avoine complets, sucre non raffiné et dès que possible des farines locales. Nous travaillons main dans la main pour établir des recettes gourmandes qui valorisent le terroir provençal. De quoi créer une dynamique locale au cœur du Parc Naturel des Alpilles !
Des pâtisseries gourmandes à base de farine aux délicieuses vertus : petit épeautre notamment
Une majorité d'ingrédients français
Les pâtisseries sont cuisinées à partir d'ingrédients bio
Depuis 50 ans, l'entreprise familiale d'Eric travaille les ingrédients de la Provence. Avec son frère Albert, ils cuisinent avec soin les olives noires bio et locales sans les dénaturer.
Depuis 50 ans, l'entreprise familiale d'Eric travaille les ingrédients de la Provence. Avec son frère Albert, ils cuisinent avec soin les olives noires bio et locales sans les dénaturer.
La pulpe des légumes de Provence travaillés sans chimie
Les légumes sont sourcés en Provence
Les légumes sont cultivés localement et en bio
Agriculteur bio indépendant, revenu aux sources à la quarantaine, il cultive, travaille, conserve et transforme des céréales, légumineuses et graines Bio issus de ses champs et de eux de sa tribu installée dans le sud-ouest exclusivement avec un respect profond des terres et du vivant : pas de labour avec un système de rotation lent et diversifié qui permet une agriculture régénérative. De quoi offrir une alimentation saine qui nourrit la terre et les agriculteurs français du sud-ouest.
Agriculteur bio indépendant, revenu aux sources à la quarantaine, il cultive, travaille, conserve et transforme des céréales, légumineuses et graines Bio issus de ses champs et de eux de sa tribu installée dans le sud-ouest exclusivement avec un respect profond des terres et du vivant : pas de labour avec un système de rotation lent et diversifié qui permet une agriculture régénérative. De quoi offrir une alimentation saine qui nourrit la terre et les agriculteurs français du sud-ouest.
Les graines de courge, de tournesol, de lin ont de nombreuses vertueux : elles sont riches en protéines végétales et pleines de vitamines
Un écosystème de près de 20 agriculteurs du sud-ouest cultivent et récoltent pour développer le territoire
Une agriculture régénérative sans labour avec un système de rotation des cultures diversifiés et l'utilisation d'engrais verts, pour enrichir les sols et assurer une production long terme
Pour valoriser le travail des agriculteurs du sud-ouest, qui produisent des fruits et légumes en excédent, ou parfois "cabossés", mais néanmoins riches en goût, nous faisons appel à notre atelier partenaire de Blanquefort (33). Ces pépites issues des exploitations agricoles locales, refusées par la grande distribution sont ainsi vaillamment sauvées du gaspillage et permettent de soutenir les agriculteurs de la région.
Pour valoriser le travail des agriculteurs du sud-ouest, qui produisent des fruits et légumes en excédent, ou parfois "cabossés", mais néanmoins riches en goût, nous faisons appel à notre atelier partenaire de Blanquefort (33). Ces pépites issues des exploitations agricoles locales, refusées par la grande distribution sont ainsi vaillamment sauvées du gaspillage et permettent de soutenir les agriculteurs de la région.
Des fruits et légumes pleins de jus cuisinées sans chimie
Des fruits et légumes sourcer exclusivement dans le sud-ouest
Tous les légumes et les fruits sont vaillamment sauvés du gaspillage alimentaire