InVivo, a leading European agricultural group, is enhancing its commitment to sustainable agriculture by joining the SAI Platform network. The group aims to promote resilient and regenerative farming practices globally through its extensive expertise and partnerships.

Thierry Blandinières

InVivo, a major player in the agricultural sector, has joined the international SAI Platform network to bolster its efforts in advancing sustainable agriculture. InVivo CEO Thierry Blandinières stated, "InVivo is proud to join the international SAI Platform network, to support the capacity of our businesses to deploy sustainable agricultural sectors, geared towards resilient and regenerative agriculture."

The company’s "Sowing Good Sense" initiative collaborates with nearly 10,000 partner farmers worldwide to implement agro-ecological practices that reduce carbon emissions, enhance biodiversity, and preserve water and soil quality. This commitment is crucial in addressing the agricultural sector's role in combating climate change.

InVivo's agriculture business, including Soufflet Agriculture, pioneers traced and regenerative crop production in France and internationally. Malteries Soufflet, a key part of InVivo, leads the global malt industry with 41 malting plants in 20 countries, producing 3.7 million tons of malt annually. This division aims to achieve 80% sustainable barley in its supply chain and produce 500,000 tons of low-carbon malt by 2030.

With a presence in 35 countries and operations across the entire agricultural value chain, InVivo's local roots and global reach enable it to drive large-scale agro-ecological transitions, ultimately promoting more resilient and sustainable agriculture worldwide.