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In celebration of International Women's Day (8.03), we introduce the Agaris substrate ladies, complementing our previously launched campaign image for the professional market: the substrate men. Just like the substrate men, the ladies symbolize Agaris' expertise in creating tailor-made substrates for various crops. The difference? While the men represent the more traditional peat and peat-reduced substrates, the ladies embody innovative, sustainable alternatives without peat.

From April 10 to August 24, 2025, a unique exhibition will take place at Centrale in Brussels: Tellus Project, a collaboration between visual artist Caroline Le Méhauté and choreographer Isabella Soupart. This multidisciplinary installation-performance explores the interaction between art, biology, and ecology, offering a critical perspective on our relationship with the Earth.

Agaris is proud to share its first sustainability report based on the year 2023 which serves as the baseline for its sustainability journey in the years to come.  This milestone for our company provides an honest assessment of our environmental and societal impact, highlighting both our achievements and the challenges we face.  

Agaris is proud to announce the acquisition of a new factory and logistics site near Elbląg, Poland. This significant milestone marks a new chapter in the company’s growth journey and demonstrates its commitment to innovation and sustainability in the growing media industry.

Discover our new Big Bale Machine in Ghent. This investment promises numerous benefits for our customers and aligns perfectly with our sustainability strategy.

Ghent, 27 NOV 2023 - Agaris, producer of substrates, soil improvers and soil covers, announces a significant €1.5 million investment in its production site located deep within the Landes forests in France. This investment reinforces the company's commitment to develop substrates with reduced or peat-free compositions, in addition to the more common substrates, thereby responding to market demands.

What has long been at the forefront of our corporate vision as an employer, has now been explicitly written down. By signing this declaration of intent, Agaris states its agreement with the principles of an inclusive company.

Soon, the residents of Wola Makowska in the Skierniewice poviat will breathe a sigh of relief. Agaris Myco Poland, a producer of substrate for mushroom cultivation, will construct a state-of-the-art anti-odor water curtain system worth half a million złoty, which will mitigate the olfactory inconveniences caused by the facility.