Cereals trading Agri-supplies Presentation Cereal collection Agro supplies Animal nutrition Client access Contact Presentation Mournet SAS Established as a public limited company in 1996, then as an SAS in 2005, the company is of family origin. Founded in 1876, its activity was first focused on pulses and cured meats. Then, in 1960, the company diversified to extend to most cereals and today is interested in red corn, special corn, milling wheat, milling barley, rapeseed, sunflower. oleic, soy and peas. 2 essential requirements Cereal traceability Farmers, for sector contracts, record the cultivation interventions carried out on their plots which will then be managed in batches. Internally, following an agreement with the ONlC, the computerized system makes it possible to manage all the inputs and outputs for each cell with a batch number, and to record the intervention operations on these cells: ventilation, temperature controls , qualitative control. The HACCPor food safety management system: The scope of the study extends from transport to the start of the plot, includes reception, cleaning, pre-storage, drying, sorting and packaging to finish by shipping. The affected products described in product sheets are: corn, wheat, barley, triticale, oats, rye, sunflower, rapeseed, peas, soybeans. Quality policy & Certifications ISO 9001 standard p> GTP - CSA (European Code of Good Commercial Practices and Food Safety Charter) Location of sites The head office 65330 GALAN France Phone: 05 62 99 70 11 Fax: 05 62 99 78 22 Silos & depots 65220 FONTRAILLES Tel: 05 62 35 57 95 32300 VIOZAN Tel: 05 62 67 19 50 65690 LESPOUEY Tel: 05 62 35 01 26 Collection points LABATUT FOURCADE silos 31420 AURIGNAC 65230 CAMPUZAN ETS Bernard Castaing Tel: 05 62 67 19 50 Contact us 05 62 99 70 11 Presentation Cereal collection Agro supplies Animal nutrition Client access Partners Legal Notice Contact Cereals trading Agri-supplies 65, rue d'Etigny - 65330 GALAN Tel: 05 62 99 70 11 Site created by Incomm web agency Bordeaux 2012