Buir-Bliesheimer Agrargenossenschaft
A cooperative agricultural association in western Germany, offering crop production, marketing, feed, energy, and crop protection services.
Last updated September 1, 2026
Overview
Buir-Bliesheimer Agrargenossenschaft eG is a cooperative agricultural association located in the far west of Germany. Its catchment area extends from the Middle Lower Rhine through the Cologne-Aachen Bay to the Eifel. With a team of over 150 employees at 15 locations, it achieves an annual turnover of around 250 million euros and moves more than 500,000 tons of goods. The company markets agricultural products such as grain, oilseeds, protein plants, potatoes, and vegetables directly into the food chain or to processors. Its energy trade supplies the region with fuels, heating oil, and wood pellets, supplemented by several local filling stations.
History
Buir-Bliesheimer Agrargenossenschaft eG is a cooperative agricultural association in the far west of Germany. Its catchment area extends from the Middle Lower Rhine over the Cologne-Aachen Bay to the Eifel. With a team of over 150 employees at 15 locations, it achieves an annual turnover of around 250 million euros and moves more than 500,000 tons of goods. The company markets agricultural products such as grain, oilseeds, protein plants, potatoes, and vegetables directly into the food chain or to processors. Its energy trade supplies the region with fuels, heating oil, and wood pellets, supplemented by several local filling stations.
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