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The value proposition of medFELIt also includes conferences on the challenges facing the sector. Over two days, medFEL 2026 has proposed a program focused on the commitment of the fruit and vegetable sector to sustainable development goals.
The conferences are available in French only. Summer fruit harvest forecasts are available in French, English, Spanish, and Italian.
Were you unable to attend the conferences? The replay is available now at this link!
The 2027 program is currently being developed; in the meantime, check out the 2026 replays.
Regulation of contaminants in fruits and vegetables: interpretation of results and outlook for 2026
Common Market Organisation (CMO) Fruits and Vegetables: 30 years of a structuring policy. And now?
Sustainable Market Label: a tool for attractiveness and sustainability for every player in the sector
Fruit and Vegetable Sector: AI is already transforming agriculture. How to take action?
Grand Debate: What levers can be used to better distribute agricultural risk across the sector?
How to capture 100% of the potential revenue in Fruits and Vegetables?
Logistics and transport: can we reconcile performance and green logistics?
Making farming more attractive to young people: A platform that facilitates connections between farmers and students. A solution to better match job supply and demand, with CLARNIE.
Attractiveness of the Fruit and Vegetable sector and perception of the jobs. What levers can be used to attract them?
Attractiveness of professions and mechanisms for transferring know-how in the workplace
Organic: How to maintain production?
AI at the service of HR performance: recruit better, faster, with AI
European apricot harvest forecasts
European stone fruit orchards: how to limit erosion?
Françoise Roch
Apple and plum producer in Tarn-et-Garonne, president of the FNPF and vice-president of the CTIFL
Meet medFEL 2026 headliners!
A fruit grower in the Tarn-et-Garonne region, Françoise Roch produces apples, plums, and table grapes on a 60-hectare farm run with three partners and is a member of the Blue Whale cooperative group. A woman of conviction and deeply committed to collective action, she has been involved in the fruit and vegetable sector for many years. President of the National Federation of Fruit Producers (FNPF) since 2020 and Vice-President of the CTIFL (Interprofessional Technical Center for Fruit and Vegetables) since 2024, she champions a structuring vision for the sector, notably advocating for stronger ties between research and professionals, in service of a more supportive and resilient industry.
Mickaël Alagapin
Associate of Coopérative U, National fruit and vegetable partnership, CEO of Super U in Bonne (74).
Meet medFEL 2026 headliners!
Mickaël Alagapin joined the retail sector in 2007 and built his career "from scratch" within the U group, which he has never left. After managing his first store in the Champagne-Ardenne region, he is now CEO of the Super U in Bonne, Haute-Savoie, which he co-manages with his wife. The grandson of farmers and a self-proclaimed man of action, he has been involved for several years in developing supply chains, initially at the local and then regional levels. A long-time advocate for traditional fresh produce, he has been leading the national fruit and vegetable sector since January 1, 2025, alongside Jeff Mahintach, with the stated ambition of strengthening producer-distributor partnerships.