Bio Faconnage
Natural water-based extraction and concentration of botanical actives for businesses using organic plant ingredients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Bio Faconnage
Bio Faconnage extracts and concentrates active ingredients from organic fruits, vegetables, spices, cereals and plants. Its process uses water without solvents or drying carriers, and produces water-soluble granulated powders.
The company supplies raw materials and also processes materials provided by clients. Bio Faconnage SAS was founded in 2010 and is based in Presles-et-Boves, France.
Product: Water-extracted and concentrated organic botanical active ingredients supplied as water-soluble powders.
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