Intact Regenerative Launches First Legume Processing Plant in Baule with €75 Million Investment
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Intact Regenerative, a startup focused on sustainable practices, inaugurated its first plant for processing legumes into flour and alcohol on May 29 in Baule, Loiret. This facility represents a significant investment of €75 million and marks a milestone in the company's journey since its inception four years ago.
The establishment of this plant is crucial as it aligns with the growing demand for sustainable food sources and innovative processing methods. By focusing on legumes, Intact Regenerative aims to contribute to a lower carbon footprint in food production, which is increasingly important in today's environmentally conscious market.
Looking ahead, stakeholders will be keen to observe how this facility impacts the local economy and the broader food industry. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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Une première usine à 75 millions d’euros : la start-up industrielle Intact valorise des légumineuses dans une usine bas carbone
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