Our sites
With its historical roots in France, Florentaise now operates through a streamlined industrial organisation and an international presence.
In France, our production sites specialise in processing and adding value to renewable raw materials, particularly wood fibres, bark and materials used in growing media and landscaping.
Internationally, the Group continues to manufacture growing media in China and develops its industrial technologies, particularly BIVIS, with partners and customers around the world.
The combination of our French and international operations enables us to support the decarbonisation of the global growing media industry.
Montoir de bretagne
FERTIL
Ardoisière de Combrée
Saint-Escobille
Treffort-Val-Revermont
Baupte
Plonevez-du-Faou
Louresse-Rocheminier
Lavilledieu
Saint Mars du Désert
Labouheyre
Our International sites
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India
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China
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Estonia
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United Kingdom
India
Florentaise owns two production facilities in southern India, specialising in coconut coir processing.
These facilities manufacture coir briquettes, blocks and grow bags, marketed notably under the Woodpeat® brand and intended for international professional markets.
China
Through its Fulan subsidiaries, Florentaise operates 5 production facilities in China, located in Shanghai (Jinshan), Jiangsu Province (Changzhou), Guangdong Province (Foshan), Jiangxi Province (Nanchang) and Yunnan Province (Mengzi).
These facilities specialise in manufacturing growing media for professional horticultural growers, with formulations tailored to local crop requirements and incorporating renewable raw materials.
Estonia
In Estonia, our business is based around the packaging of blonde peat from the surrounding peatlands. This allows us to secure the supply of peat for our various factories back in France. In the near future, we plan to install a “BIVIS” machine for the production and marketing of Hortifibre in the Baltic states.
United Kingdom
Active in the United Kingdom since 2005, Florentaise supports growing media manufacturers in developing alternatives to peat, through its BIVIS wood fibre production technology.
Today, 13 BIVIS machines are operating across England and Northern Ireland, enabling the local production of renewable wood fibres for growing media manufacturing.