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Limagrain

Limagrain is an international agricultural cooperative group

founded and managed by French farmers. Its founding mission is

to move agriculture forward to meet food challenges.

As a creator and producer of plant and cereal varieties,

Limagrain develops field seeds and vegetable seeds - through

Vilmorin & Cie – as well as cereal products (cereal ingredients

and bakery products) – in particular through the brands Jacquet

and Brossard.

AN ORGANIZATION VERY CLOSE TO ITS MARKETS

Vilmorin & Cie has chosen to organize its activities in Business Units, in order to give priority to its customers and its multiple markets.

This organizational model, specific to Vilmorin & Cie, is a true strength: it provides excellent knowledge of a market that is highly segmented in terms of

products and geographical influence. It also guarantees Vilmorin & Cie an excellent capacity to anticipate and respond.

A LONG‰TERM VISION

OF ITS DEVELOPMENT

The long-term is central to a seed company, which has to organize its work over

long periods, since on average it takes between 7 and 10 years to create a new

variety. Setting up and preserving a rich, diversified genetic heritage also takes

time.

It is also characteristic of the profession of farmers, who need to work with

constancy and perseverance.

Vilmorin & Cie’s long-term vision is strengthened by the consistent

accompaniment of Limagrain, whose culture and governance model encourage

lasting strategic choices.

More than 30 crops

(tomato, pepper, carrot, melon, etc.)

For growers and canners

Main brands

Main brands

Find out more

www.limagrain.com

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BUSINESS

UNITS

3

BUSINESS

UNITS

Advanta

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: brand registered by Advanta Netherlands Holdings BV

Vegetable Seeds

Field Seeds

2 strategic world crops:

corn and wheat, supplemented by

regional crops: sunflower, rapeseed and

barley (Europe), rice (India) and soybean,

distributed in North and South America,

and in South Africa.

For farmers