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Project aim:
Bio Grand Est wanted to consolidate its knowledge of organic pulses for human consumption in France and in the former Champagne-Ardenne and Meuse regions. The analysis and characterization of supply and demand are at the heart of the project.

Activities of ECOZEPT:
Ecozept conducted bibliographic research and interviews with economic actors. We studied the production, the different uses, the level of processing, the price, the flows of organic pulses as well as the origin of the production imported into the territory.

Client:
Bio Grand-Est

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