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PATURAGES COMTOIS

France

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Rue de la Fromagerie 70500 Aboncourt-Gesincourt - France

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Business Description

PÂTURAGES COMTOIS is a cooperative created in 1985 via the merger of several smaller local cooperatives between 1985 and 1996. These historical producers of Label Rouge IGP Emmental Grand Cru have since diversified into the fabrication of surface-ripened and washed-rind soft cheeses. After changing its name to Pâturages Comtois, the cooperative continued its diversification with Metton for making Cancoillotte, and IGP French Gruyère. Today, Pâturages Comtois also makes Cancoillotte. Every year, this cheese-making cooperative from Hauts du Val de Saône processes 35 million litres of milk into soft cheese and cooked pressed hard cheese. The cooperative exports 75% of its soft cheeses. Its know-how means it is able to supply over 3, 500 tonnes of soft cheese to any continent on the planet in a very short period of time. Clients can benefit fro super-fast air freight delivery, or be supplied using specialist frozen packing containers.

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PATURAGES COMTOIS offers a diverse range of high-value French cheeses like Roquefort and Brie, which are in demand in premium markets across Europe and North America. Being based in France gives them access to traditional artisanal production methods and strong regional reputation for quality. The company has been operating since 1985, showing long-term stability and experience in the cheese sector. However, no verification of work email, phone, or business documents is available — this raises concerns about legitimacy and makes it harder for buyers to confirm the company's real identity. Without verified contact details or documents, buyers should request additional proof before placing large orders or sharing sensitive requirements. This lack of verification is common among smaller or regional suppliers, but it increases the risk of fraud or miscommunication. Buyers should treat this as a red flag and verify through independent sources or trade references before engaging.