Over the past few years, the Robertet Group has undertaken a series of strategic acquisitions to strengthen its position as a global leader in natural raw materials. By integrating specialized companies, Robertet has expanded its expertise and diversified its offerings.
These acquisitions are part of a broader strategy to achieve full control over processes, from raw material cultivation to the market launch of innovative products. This approach enables the Group to meet the growing demands in the fields of flavors, perfumery, and active ingredients.
J. Flavors, acquired by Robertet in 1991, was a company specializing in natural flavors, further strengthening the Group’s expertise in this field. This acquisition contributed to Robertet’s expansion in the North American market.
Charabot, acquired by Robertet in 2007, was a historic player in the Grasse perfumery industry. This acquisition strengthened Robertet’s expertise in natural raw materials and fragrance creation.
A leader in organic essential oils, SAPAD enabled Robertet to further strengthen its expertise and commitment to natural ingredients.
A fragrance producer in India, Goldfield opened new opportunities for Robertet in this strategic market.
A start-up specializing in melon extracts (SOD), Bionov has enhanced the Group’s range of natural active ingredients.
A specialist in spice flavors, ECOM was integrated into Robertet Canada, further expanding the Group’s range of natural flavors.
A historic player in Grasse, Astier Demarest brings its expertise in sourcing and distributing natural raw materials.
A specialist in natural flavor creation, Omega Ingredients has enhanced Robertet’s innovation in this field.
An expert in natural product transformation, Aroma Esencial has strengthened Robertet’s expertise in natural ingredients.
A specialist in flavors in India, Sonarome has enabled Robertet to strengthen its presence in this key market.
An expert in CO₂ supercritical extraction, Phasex has enabled Robertet to expand its expertise in natural and sustainable extraction.