Aim of the Louis Bonduelle Foundation

The aim of the Foundation is to bring about a long-term change in eating habits by putting the benefits of vegetables to the public good.

Objectives of the Louis Bonduelle Foundation:

  • informing different target audiences
  • taking action on the ground
  • supporting research in medicine, sociology and agronomics.

The Louis Bonduelle Foundation has set itself the task, in an international context, of changing long-term eating behaviours, by making tangible contributions to all ways of introducing vegetables into people’s day-to-day lives in a practical, realistic and original manner.

The aim of the Foundation is to go further than communicating general messages, acting on a daily basis to help people move from theory to practice and finally adopt good eating habits. 

Members of the Board of Directors

The Louis Bonduelle Foundation is a corporate foundation run by a Board of Directors made up of six members who are appointed and whose mandates are subsequently renewed by the founder; they work on a voluntary basis. 2 independent members chosen by the founder for their expertise in the areas in which the foundation works:

  • Jean-Charles Fruchart, Doctor of Human Biology, President, International Atherosclerosis Society
  • Béatrice de Reynal, Nutritionist.

4 representatives from Bonduelle SA :

  • Christophe Bonduelle, Chairman of the Management Board
  • Jean-Bernard Bonduelle, Director of External Relations,
  • Edo Stouten, Director Bonduelle Benelux,
  • Christophe Château, Director of Communications.

Random tip

In South America, where it comes from, sweetcorn is eaten with wheat (bread) and red kidney beans: a trio of vegetals that provides all the essential proteins in balanced proportions.

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