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Paris area: Contribute to local food self-sufficiency by developing organic, local and economically viable agriculture.

France: An innovative support solution that facilitates the transmission of farms and the implementation of agro-ecological projects.

France: Rémunérer justement les agriculteurs durant la période de conversion biologique grâce à deux marques éthiques : PourDemain (ex BioDemain) et Transition.

France: Society that allows farm-workers to free themselves from land investment, while being involved in social and ecological transition.

France, Hauts-de-France: Solution for collecting and recycling organic waste into compost, in the north region of Hauts-de-France.

France: La ferme qui relocalise des filières alimentaires résilientes, équitables et de haute qualité nutritive et gustative.

Occitanie - Provence - Corse: A new collaborative model between investors and producers aiming to relocate and develop the French almond growing sector.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: A farm putting in symbiosis fish farming, aromatic plants and vegetables cultivation in the Drôme.

Occitanie: Waste revalorization in organic fertilizer to limit the pressure on natural resources and fight climate change.

Bourgogne: To create an organic legume industry in France producing and marketing Japanese influenced condiments and drinks.

France: Alancienne supports farmers and sustainable agriculture by delivering at home products picked every morning.

France: The startup rehabilitates abandoned urban sites to trasform them into agricultural ecosystems or to make them available to local economic actors.

France: The ethical brand that has recreated the jeans industry in France.

Important: Malgré une forte croissance d'activité jusqu'en 2021, aucun accord de reprise de la société n’a été trouvé avec les acteurs positionnés depuis des mois sur le dossier en redressement judiciaire. Liquidation judiciaire.

Ile-de-France: First online fleurist offering 100% seasonal locally produced flowers.

Important: Suite à la crise sanitaire du covid, Tomato & Co a pivoté sa stratégie en se focalisant uniquement sur la livraison des particuliers. Mais la crise du bio et de l'inflation a cause la mise en redressement judiciaire de la société.