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Articles for french magazine Biolinéaires

Description

  • Project duration: 2015 -
  • Client: Biolinéaires
  • Country or region: France, Europe, Germany
  • Department(s):
    Organic food markets

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Project aim:
The professional magazine Biolinéaires provides information on developments in the distribution of organic products in France and around the world. Ecozept contributes regularly with a focus on the evolution of the organic market, particularly in Germany. Bio Linéaires is a co-edition of Karré Vert and Presta'Form.

Activities of ECOZEPT:
Ecozept regularly writes articles on the organic market in European countries, particularly in Germany, and offers synopses on specific themes such as local products or butchers or bakeries in organic shops, impact of the Covid on the organic market, strategic partnerships and communication campaigns of the organic specialised distribution, etc. The articles are available on https://www.biolineaires.com/

Client:
Biolinéaires (Karré Vert et Presta'Form)

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