fenaco: feed, seeds, fertilisers and the LANDI network
fenaco, the Swiss cooperative group behind UFA, UFA-Samen and LANDOR: feed, seeds, fertilisers, machinery and livestock trading via the LANDI network.
fenaco is a Swiss cooperative group based in Bern, active in farm supplies, food manufacturing, retail and energy and working with local LANDI cooperatives.
Switzerland ยท Swiss cooperative group working with local LANDI cooperatives
fenaco is a Swiss cooperative group based in Bern. Its activities span agriculture, food manufacturing, retail and energy, and it works closely with the local LANDI cooperatives that serve farmers. In agriculture it acts both as a supplier of farm inputs and as a marketer of farm output, giving Swiss producers a route to market for what they grow and raise. Its Agro business field brings together companies such as UFA, UFA-Samen, LANDOR, AGROLINE, Anicom and Groupe Serco.
In practice, fenaco's agricultural companies cover feed, seeds, fertilisers, crop solutions, livestock trading and agricultural machinery. The group buys, sells and transports livestock and imports tractors and other farm equipment. Farmers order through their local LANDI, and since January 2026 the LANDI Agrar-Webshop has also offered agricultural products online, with each order still handled by the local LANDI. This keeps purchasing, advice and the marketing of produce close to the farm.
Size of the business
In 2025 fenaco recorded net revenue of CHF 7.21 billion for the whole group, of which the Agro business field contributed approximately CHF 1.964 billion. The rest of group revenue comes from retail, food manufacturing and energy.
Are LANDOR and UFA part of fenaco?
Yes. Both belong to fenaco's Agro business field, alongside UFA-Samen, AGROLINE, Anicom and Groupe Serco.
Does fenaco's revenue relate solely to agriculture?
No. In 2025 the Agro business field contributed approximately CHF 1.964 billion of the group's CHF 7.21 billion net revenue; retail, food manufacturing and energy make up the rest.
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