BZ GROUP/

Grain into perspective/

OUR
VALUES

Our story began in the Eure region’s farming land. Our project’s outlines were born within our family-owned farm. With this project, we imagined producing and commercialising grain outside common frameworks. We punctuated our grain routes with steadily-growing silos, leading to the construction of our Maison Bleue silo in Rouen’s port.

 

Grain is at the very heart of our activity. It is both the starting point and goal of all our activities. We constantly adapt to be in phase with today’s world, and anticipate the future, yet we move forward in keeping with our values and our original grain-based trades.

 

Grain is a noble product that links us back to our history and what initially founded our core values. Every day, we work to value it and stay in line with our principles.

 

Regardless of developments, the BZ Group pays careful attention to surrounding agricultural issues and will always look for answers that suit the needs of a constantly-changing world.

OUR HISTORY

Creation of Bz Oléa

creation of the Bz Oléa subsidiary dedicated to oilseeds.

Maison Bleue silo extension

Storage extension, equal to half the initial silo

Creation of our Maison Bleue

Construction and launch of our multimodal port-based silo, “Maison Bleue” in Petit Couronne

Second round of stakes acquired in Cerealis

Second round of stakes acquired in Cerealis

Creation of Bz Pulses

Creation of the Bz Pulses division, specialised in pulses

Extension of our Maison Rouge

The “Maison Rouge” silo was extended, with the construction of a second silo

First stakes acquired in Cerealis

Very first equity stakes purchased within Cerealis – a cereal exporter specialised in the West- and central-African market

Construction of our Maison Jaune

Construction of the “Maison Jaune” silo in Marbois, right near Beaubray to help support the historical silo

Construction of our Maison Rouge

Construction of the “Maison Rouge” silo in Epreville près le Neubourg

Construction of our Maison Verte

Construction of the first “Maison Verte” silo on the original Beaubray site