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COPAK, the Congolese subsidiary of Envirium Life Sciences, is pleased to announce the launch of a new project to revive vegetable farming in the Lubero region of North Kivu.

In partnership with Virunga National Park, 900 hectares of land were secured for the first phase of the project. The first white-fleshed potatoes have now been harvested and sold to the local population.

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“This World Environment Day, warning signals are everywhere. This is the moment to act – for our environment and for our future”, warns António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Since the launch of Envirium Life Sciences, we have moved beyond the question of whether nature-based solutions work. We know they do. Today, the question is no longer whether they work, but how to scale them: “At Envirium Life Sciences, we have spent the past five years turning this ambition into reality across the three continents where we operate. We have structured these approaches into a sustainable and scalable economic model based on real implementation on the ground,” explains Christian Van Osselaer, Co-CEO of Envirium Life Sciences. ...

A year ago, Kamapim Ltd., local subsidiary of Envirium Life Sciences, entered Papua New Guinea’s cocoa sector with a clear ambition: creating new opportunities for rural communities.

In Madang Province, the success of the first cocoa campaigns and the commitment of our agronomists, who have spent considerable time in the field to better understand local conditions and support the farmers we partner with, are already attracting positive recognition ...

While the vital role of bees has long been acknowledged and major efforts are underway to protect them across Europe, this is not yet the case everywhere. Driven by its commitment to making the most of what nature and the communities have to offer, Envirium Life Sciences has launched an initiative to help restore bee populations on the land of the smallholders partnering with COPAK, its subsidiary in the Democratic Republic of Congo. ...

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, March 8 is celebrated in a festive spirit: parties and church services are organized, and women receive pagne fabrics as gifts from their husbands and employers—a tradition that COPAK, a subsidiary of Envirium Life Sciences,wished to honor for its female employees and workers.

At COPAK, gender equality and respect for everyone’s rights have always been part of the company’s culture: “Since COPAK’s early days, women have been strongly represented—whether in leadership roles, or among our employees, our logistics staff, our agronomists, as well as our daily workers. In our hiring process, gender has never been a ...

On the night of February 10–11, 2026, the intense tropical cyclone Gezani struck the city of Tamatave (Toamasina) on the east coast of Madagascar. Violent winds (over 300 km/h) and torrential rains destroyed or severely damaged around 75% of the city, causing major destruction to homes and infrastructure. The disaster left thousands of residents homeless and plunged the region into a humanitarian emergency.

Nearly a month after this tragedy, our thoughts remain with the entire local community, which continues to face the daily consequences of the cyclone.

• At Sopral, Envirium Life Sciences' subsidiary in Madagascar, we are fortunate that none of our employees — whether ...

COPAK, subsidiary of Envirium Life Sciences in the Democratic Republic of Congo, officially handed over the Mwenda–Loselose road to the local authorities of the Ruwenzori sector in Beni.

This strategic road connects two major agricultural hubs. The rehabilitation was jointly financed by COPAK and the PURATOS Foundation as part of the Cacao-Trace programme, which aims to sustainably improve the livelihood of local communities through the annual Chocolate Bonus ...

SOPRAL, Malagasy subsidiary of Envirium Life Sciences has started the 2026 campaign for our organic and Fair Trade certified pineapples — a demanding, meaningful, and value-driven niche market.

A DIFFERENT PATH: While global pineapple consumption continues to grow, the sector is facing major challenges —crop intensification, increasing pressure on producers, standardization of taste and quality, and ever-lower prices— we produce a premium pineapple, renowned for its exceptional flavor and unique taste, grown in the terroirs of Madagascar.

A QUALITY-DRIVEN FARMING MODEL: • 621 smallholder farmers • long-term partnerships with cooperatives on the East Coast • ...

2025 has brought meaningful developments for @Envirium Life Sciences. Building on its long-standing #vanilla production activities,@Kamapim, our subsidiary in Papua New Guinea, has taken a new step forward by launching #cocoa production.

“Developing a second cocoa sourcing, alongside our operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was a key milestone for our Group,”says @Christian Van Osselaer, ...

COPAK and Virunga Enzymes celebrate their 10th anniversary in Beni, North Kivu. Founded in 2015, COPAK has grown into an international reference in the cultivation, processing, and export of high-value Congolese agricultural products. VIRUNGA ENZYMES — a partnership between the Virunga Foundation, papain collectors, and Natix (Floridienne) — has become the world’s largest producer of raw papain.

“In 2015,” recalls Dimitri Moreels, ...

Envirium Life Sciences is pleased to welcome Varun Kumar Rai as new General Manager of Kamapim Ltd, our subsidiary in Papua New Guinea.

Since its creation in 2018, Kamapim has built long-term relationships with local communities, improving vanilla quality and leading impactful projects.

“Today,” says Christian Van Osselaer, CEO of Envirium Life Sciences, “Kamapim is growing from a start-up to a scale-up, expanding into cocoa while strengthening its vanilla business. Varun has already made his mark by successfully launching the company’s new cocoa activity and overseeing the export of Kamapim’s first containers. With this leadership transition, ...

At Sopral, the Malagasy subsidiary of Envirium Life Sciences, our 2025 vanilla campaign is drawing to a close after several weeks of intense production. These moments have been filled with passion, dedication, and meaningful collaborations with hundreds of local #smallholders.

We’re excited to share a few glimpses of this journey — though sadly, pictures cannot capture the unforgettable fragrance of ...