After the war, a new wind blew in, and that's when the transition was made. We gradually broadened our original vocation as growers to include various fields relating to plants.
In 1946, we erected our first building dedicated to our professional activity, thus launching sales throughout France and Africa. However, in 1953, a fire devastated this structure. Refusing to let it get us down, from 1954 to 1976 we rebuilt and set up our first workshops equipped with cutting, crushing and grading machinery. We also introduced a hot-air dryer to complement traditional air-drying methods. Between 1976 and 1984, we invested in an IMA filling machine, enabling fully automatic production of infusion boxes, as well as in machines for capsule production.
Continuing our modernization, between 1985 and 1988 we installed a computer system and set up an analysis laboratory, with the arrival of a pharmacist on the team.