2010 Key figures
PlumpyField® network in figures
- Products were used to treat 600 000 children in 2010 (1.1 million since 2005)
- 280 jobs created
- The development of agricultural sectors on a national or regional level, via the local procurement of raw materials: peanuts (800 tonnes), sugar (970 tonnes) and oils (870 tonnes)
- The development of skills: agro-industry, analytical laboratories
- The reinforcement of capacities through skills transfers (from northern to Southern countries and between Southern countries from Southern to Northern countries)
- The creation of expertise (industries meeting international standards)
Nutriset production site in Malaunay (Normandy, France)
- Total workforce (head office and production): 120.
- Production plant: 8,000 m2.
Operations and logistics
- 1,200 orders handled;
- over 250 customers;
- 32,000 tonnes of products shipped to 80 destinations in Africa, Latin America or Asia;
- 183M° of tablest sold
- 1,374 loading operations into containers and trucks;
- 2,140 customs operations.
Procurements and supplies
A total purchasing budget of 48 million euros (milk, peanuts, oil, sugar, cardboard boxes, etc.).
Production
- Production capacity: 40,700 tonnes (67,200 tonnes with the PlumpyField® network)
- Pharmaceutical production capacity with the pharmaceutical company Laboratoires Pharmaceutiques Rodael (LP Rodael): 800 million tablets.
In 2010, Nutriset products benefitted millions of people:
- Over 1.5 million children suffering from severe acute malnutrition were treated with Plumpy'nut®.
- Almost 2.6 million children benefited from nutritional support thanks to the other Plumpy®- type products (Supplementary'Plumpy®, Plumpy'doz®, Nutributter®, etc.).
- Over 18 million children suffering from diarrhoea received ZinCfant®, in combination with oral rehydration salts (ORS).
Altogether, since Plumpy'nut® was developed, over 9 million people have received products from the Plumpy® -type products.
Financial data
- Turnover: 97 million euros in 2010.
Breakdown of sales by buyer type
- UN agencies: 73%;
- International NGOs (MSF, ACF, etc.) and ICRC: 11%;
- Foundations (Clinton, Helen Keller, etc.): 4%;
- Trading groups: 3%;
- Other (associations, research centres, etc.): 9%.

