Meamea
Develops and distributes decorative indoor plants and plant-based solutions for professional markets
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Meamea
Meamea is an international group focused on innovation in decorative plants. It develops indoor plant solutions and produces plants under the CANOPY brand, with research and production in France.
The group distributes products to professional customers and conducts business across international markets. Its headquarters are in Castries, France, and the company presents a presence in six countries.
Product: Develops and produces indoor plants and plant-based solutions, and distributes them to professional customers.
Jobs at Meamea
Leadership
- Mikaël Nicolas · Co-Founder - C.E.O.Source: company website
- Alexandre BERANGER · Co-Founder - C.O.O.Source: company website
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