Key Figures
Founded
1000
Employees
0
Products
0
Production capacity
100000
L/year
A word from Martin Montbarbon
General Manager EV Kenya
Hello to all!
I am Martin Montbarbon. I come from a small village in the south of France and I studied at the KEDGE BUSINESS SCHOOL in Marseille
After two experiences in sales at Pernod-Ricard end Danone, I wanted to return living abroad. That’s how I discovered the Elephant Vert Group, which was offering a V.I.E position in Kenya. I was seduced by the mission that aimed at promoting and developing the use of organic products for a healthy and sustainable agriculture. After my first two years, I stayed as sales manager of the structure and then have been the Director since December 2021.
I enjoy working with competent and committed people, all of whom are convinced of the benefits of our activity in the region and for future generations.
We have been able to capitalize on a constant growth of our activity for 4 years in terms of sales and industrial production. We have great ambitions to become the leading player in organic inputs in East Africa. This is what my teams and I are working on every day with great enthusiasm.
Industrial facilities
Our philosophy
Across its sites, EV has created a strong relationship with the community by employing a large number of local youth, particularly women, and by regularly organizing training sessions for farmers on best agricultural practices. EV Kenya is thus one of the subsidiaries at the heart of the development of biocontrol solutions for the African continent for EV Its production capacity is 18,000 L/year.
Kambiti production site
Located in Kambiti on an area of 3Ha, the 1st building was built in 2017. Today we continue to build and develop it according to our needs. This production site is in the heart of mango plantations. It is specialized in the development and production of viruses, especially the products Helitec, Fruit Fly Mania, and the lures and traps Bactrocera Blocks, Ceratitis Blocks, Meltrack .
Kazuki R&D site
For its R&D, EV has chosen to rent a building within the Kakuzi farm, its biggest customer. Based in a former packhouse, EV also develops and produces its entomopathogenic fungi (EPF) and entomopathogenic bacteria (EPB).
Organization et governance
EV Kenya is organized around three main areas: a sales and marketing department, itself divided by major regions, an R&D and industrial department supported by regulatory expertise, and administrative departments (HR, accounting, legal).
Complete and expert in each of its fields, it expresses the subsidiary’s two major ambitions: to develop our market share and to support the group’s R&D strategy in terms of biocontrol.
Martin
General Manager
Patrick
industrial Manager
Benjamin
Business development & Marketing Manager
Titus
Sales Manager
Humphrey
Regulatory Affairs Officer & Product development
Perris
Production Manager
Julius
Supply Chain Officer
Our locations
Ethiopia
Commercial Branch of Ethiopia
Commercial branch
Kenya
KBL
Commercial subsidiary
KBL
Biocontrol industrial site
Tanzania
EABL
Commercial subsidiary
Uganda
Commercial Branch of Uganda
Commercial branch
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Commercial subsidiary
KBL
Makuyu Kambiti Block 2; kitune 609 PO Box 249-01020 - Kenol - Kenya
Phone: : +254 (0)710 724 629
Biocontrol industrial site
KBL
Makuyu Kambiti Block 2; kitune 609 PO Box 249-01020 - Kenol - Kenya
Phone: : +254 (0)705 210 915
Head office
Commercial subsidiary
R&D Laboratory
Biostimulant industrial site
Biocontrol industrial site
Fertilizer industrial site and organic amendments
Commercial branch
Training center
Our local partners
Testimonials
Maria
Watermelon
Kitengela
As the owner of a small watermelon farm, Maria learns from Mutinda how fruit flies are caught and killed with the Meltrack trap
Joshua Ondieki
Vegetables
Nyamira
As the operator of a small farm producing tomatoes, fruit and vegetables, he explains the benefits of Ecormon, the blue and yellow sticky traps on insects and the effectiveness of Trtrack pheromones.
Margaret
Watermelons
Taita Taveta
Margaret explains the benefits of using Defender Ca & Defender deficiency correctors on her watermelon farm.
Stephen
Flowers
Naivasha
Head of the agronomy department of Beauty Line Flowers (a subsidiary of the Danziger group in Israel, breeder of gypsophila and roses) Stephen explains how to use KBL's BioPhytoseiulus product (EV Kenya)
Steve
Avocado
Kilolo - Tanzania
Victor explains how to set up and optimize the functions of the Bactrocera trap. This video is intended for the entire South African network.
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