Tana Editions
Tana Editions is a French publishing house within the Editis group, known for an editorial line committed to the planet and to producing books in France in short circuits.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Tana Editions is a French publishing house that is part of the Editis group. Its editorial line is committed to the planet, aiming to bring green into daily life and meaning into everyday routines while maintaining its identity as an eclectic, offbeat and enthusiastic publisher. Its catalogue includes documents, practical guides, coffee-table books and novels, all made in France in short circuits using labelled paper from sustainably managed forests, vegetable inks and plastic-free cover lamination. The publisher's logo is a scarab beetle, and its name is inherited from Lake Tana, one of the cradles of the Nile.
History
Tana Editions is a French publishing house that is part of the Editis group. Its name is inherited from Lake Tana, one of the cradles of the Nile, and its logo is a scarab beetle, a sacred animal of Ancient Egypt essential to soil fertilisation and threatened with extinction. The publisher describes itself as having an editorial line committed to the planet, aiming to bring green into daily life and meaning into everyday routines without renouncing its fundamentals as an eclectic, offbeat and enthusiastic publisher. Its catalogue includes documents, practical guides, coffee-table books and novels, all made in France in short circuits using labelled paper from sustainably managed forests, vegetable inks and plastic-free cover lamination.
Products and positioning
An eclectic, offbeat and enthusiastic publisher with an editorial line committed to the planet, producing books in France in short circuits with environmentally responsible materials.
Product categories. documents · practical guides · coffee-table books · novels
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