Since its creation in 1985, INFACO has remained deeply attached to its human and earthy values. Each product is designed with passion, meeting exacting quality and continuous innovation criteria. This is reflected in the many innovation awards we have won.
Since 1984, INFACO has been designing, manufacturing and assembling its power tools in Cahuzac-sur-Vère, in the Tarn region of France. At a time when foreign competition is undermining the country’s agricultural industries, choosing electric pruning shears made in France means supporting the local economy in a tangible way, while relying on cutting quality, durability, reliability and performance in the field.
With a third of its surface area dedicated to green spaces, the capital of Angers has held the title of “greenest city in France” since 2014, awarded by the Observatoire des villes vertes. Its landscaped heritage, maintained by more than 200 gardeners, is divided between parks, gardens and semi-natural environments.
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With the proliferation of low-cost cordless electric pruning shears, often with built-in lithium batteries, INFACO is asking pruning professionals (winegrowers, arboriculturists, olive growers, landscapers, etc.) a simple question: how much does your equipment really cost you on a day-to-day basis? The difference between the purchase price and the cost of use can be considerable. And in a profession where every working day counts, making the right choice of pruning shears becomes strategic.
Sheep and goat farming play an important role in agriculture in France. Present in many parts of the country, they help to produce food and make the most of natural resources. Behind every farmer is a demanding job, punctuated by caring for the animals, managing the flock, breeding, feeding and maintaining the farm. In this context, the right choice of equipment becomes a key lever. You need to save time, improve working conditions and ensure quality production (sheep meat, sheep’s milk, cheese production, etc.).
