News The development of the Champ family business’Pom

The development of the Champ family business’Pom

Champ Family CompanyPom Export, which has existed in Champagne for nine generations, enthusiastically continues the traditions of agriculture passed down from generation to generation. Olivier’s enthusiasm, which proudly carries the legacy of the family, leads to the decision to expand potato production.

From this ambitious vision, Champ’pom was born in 2009. Initially focused on large packages (Big bags), the company quickly expanded its offer to meet the diverse needs of BtoB customers, now offering packages in a grid (from 25, 15, 5 kg to 2 kg).

Located in the heart of the world famous champagne region, Champ’Pom benefits from the white chalky soils characteristic of this region, which allows high-quality potatoes to be grown with minimal or even no irrigation. Located in Saint-Remy-sous-Broix, just an hour’s drive from Paris, the company is in an ideal geographical position for transportation.

Although the company is firmly rooted in one of the leading French potato production regions, its own production is not able to meet all needs. Therefore, the company cooperates with an extensive network of specialized potato producers, providing a diverse and high-quality offer that meets the needs of growing customer demand.

Viktor Kovalev CEO
POTATOES NEWS Viktor Kovalev is the founder of Potatoes.News and the creator of the International Potato Tour (IPT) — a global multimedia project that connects potato farmers, processors, researchers, and agribusiness companies across more than 20 countries. Viktor writes about potato production, processing technologies, storage, seed breeding, export markets, innovations, and sustainable agriculture. His work combines journalism, field research, and video storytelling, giving readers and viewers a unique perspective on the global potato industry. Areas of expertise: Global potato market trends Seed potato production and certification Potato processing (chips, flakes, fries, starch) Smart farming and agri-technologies Storage, logistics, and export Interviews and field reports from leading producers

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