Extract the best from nature
Source of inspiration, exploration and beauty, nature is at the heart of our daily life. Since our creation, we are looking for exceptional plants all over the world to offer you natural and leading products.
Source of inspiration, exploration and beauty, nature is at the heart of our daily life. Since our creation, we are looking for exceptional plants all over the world to offer you natural and leading products.
Our plants can come, either from cultivation (sowing, transplanting, cutting), or from collection in nature by our producer partners. To ensure their identity and especially their overall quality (foreign elements and active content), our raw materials are purchased whole.
Our supply chains are also regularly controlled by our teams to ensure compliance with good collection practices. To do this, we rely on a European guideline that supervises good cultivation and plant collection practices.
Once the raw material has been purchased, our laboratory applies various analytical techniques:
100 % of our plants undergo quality controls: search for contaminants, heavy metals, etc ...
100 % of our royal jelly is certified by the responsible beekeeping charter.
Palmost 50 % of our plants are sourced in Europe, the majority of which in France.
We have a very large portfolio of suppliers, made up during more than 40 years of experience and which continues to grow regularly. These suppliers are present worldwide and can be producers, wholesalers, intermediaries, etc. They are selected for:
The security of productions is based on the selection of several sources of supply at different times of the year. Our network of suppliers is present in the two hemispheres.
For example, the red vineyard is traditionally harvested in North Africa from October to November. We have decided to expand our supply to South America and Spain.
We thus benefit from two red vine supplies in the year allowing us to secure our productions and meet your needs throughout the year.
However, the quality of the plant remains our first supply criterion. Plant suppliers must therefore meet a very strict specifications.