Eureden is a large farmer‑owned French agri‑food co‑operative headquartered in Brittany, combining upstream agricultural inputs and advice with downstream vegetables, eggs, meat/charcuterie, dairy, retail chains and labs across roughly 40 industrial sites in France, Germany, Spain and Hungary and generating about €3.7–3.8bn in annual revenue, according to its website and latest integrated report.
Eureden’s main ESG risks stem from legacy health‑and‑safety failings at Triskalia/Nutréa pesticide and feed sites, where French courts repeatedly recognised work accidents and occupational diseases as due to the employer’s “inexcusable fault” in pesticide‑exposure cases, including a worker suicide linked to workplace conditions, alongside other labour tensions, recurring though mostly precautionary food and allergen recalls, an environmental enforcement order against an ICPE site, and structural exposure to climate, biodiversity, animal‑welfare and chemical‑use risks from intensive livestock, pesticides and Seveso‑classified storage. At the same time, the company reports a relatively advanced CSR framework, high levels of external certifications (100% of industrial sites under at least one food‑safety/quality standard), externally assured integrated reporting with group‑wide ESG KPIs, CSR‑linked financing and programmes on pesticide reduction, non‑deforestation soy, climate, water and waste, while stating alignment with UN Global Compact principles without being a listed signatory; no international sanctions listings or OECD complaints involving Eureden were identified in public sources.
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