Become a partner of Lafitte abroad
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Lafitte exports its products to restaurants, delicatessen and grocery stores in Europe (Spain, Belgium, Luxembourg, United Kingdom, Italy, Portugal, Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden….), in Far East (Japan, Hong-Kong, Thaïland…), in Oceania (New Zealand). We are looking for distributors on new destinations to export our raw foie gras (fresh or frozen) and grocery products elaborated with duck. |
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Read more informations on Lafitte's history
To contact our export department, please send an email to commercial@lafitte.fr
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Get more informations on Foie Gras
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The Global consumption of foie gras has been rising for the last ten years. France, as the historical homeland of foie gras, ensures the development of its production both for goose foie gras and duck foie gras. French producers and processors maintain their leadership on a growing market |
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A French gastronomic heritage
With the adoption of this article in 2006, the French Parliament emphasized the outstanding inherited feature of foie gras.
….that everybody appreciates
Over the last year, foie gras, emblematic product of French gastronomy, has become known and recognized throughout the world. It is now sought-after, tasted and enjoyed in the five continents. Particularly appreciated in Asia and in the Middle-East, French foie gras is mainly consumed in Europe. With this international reputation of a typically French product*, foie gras has become the ambassador of French gastronomy and cooking. |
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Major French production areas
The South West : This is the first producing region of foie gras, filet, and confit of duck ! In this large region (Aquitaine, Midi Pyrénées and Limousin) there is a PGI Southwest Duck Foie Gras.
The West : Comprising 3 regions (Poitou Charentes, Pays de la Loire and Brittany) this more recent production area ranks just behind the South West.
Alsace : Thanks to their tradition of canners, Alsatian businesses continue to actively contribute to the international culinary reputation of foie gras.
*In France, foie gras is recognised as Protected Cultural and Gastronomic Heritage. |
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