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The Région Bretagne serves as the regional authority for Brittany in northwestern France, responsible for coordinating economic, social, and environmental policies across its four departments.
Its main activities include promoting regional development, supporting businesses through grants and incentives, managing transport infrastructure, and advancing education and training programs. The authority also focuses on sustainable development and innovation in key sectors such as agriculture, food processing, and marine industries.
Based in the city of Rennes, Région Bretagne operates within the framework of French regional governance and collaborates with national and European institutions. It has access to funding from the European Union, including the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development, which it uses to support rural economies and industrial projects.
In the food and ingredients sector, the region has provided financial support for expansions at facilities like the Symrise plant in Berric, aiding in the development of new production lines for chicken-based products. This positions Région Bretagne as an important public body facilitating industrial growth and job creation in Brittany, contributing to the region's economy without direct commercial operations.
As a decentralized public entity, it is distinct from private companies and focuses on public interest initiatives rather than profit-driven activities.
Also known as Brittany Region and Conseil régional de Bretagne.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Région Bretagne.
New cooking line and spray-drying tower in Berric expand chicken ingredient capacity, increasing flexibility and supply resilience for customers across multiple regions.
New chicken powders from France enhance production capacity, meet global demand, and offer sustainable, cost-efficient solutions for diverse markets.
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