A path of growth and commitment
Founded in London in 2023, BF International is the international branch of BF S.p.A., Italy’s leading agro-industrial group. Through strategic alliances with institutional and industrial partners, we collaborate with governments and local communities to build a new model of sustainable, inclusive, and technologically advanced agriculture.
We aim to take Italian agricultural excellence global, spreading our expertise, innovation, and sustainable approaches around the world.
At the core of our strategy lies the Model Farm concept also known as BFuture Farms: a scalable agro-industrial platform that integrates advanced technology, local partnerships, and human development, ensuring self-sufficiency and long-term food resilience.
Operating in more than 120 countries across four continents, BF International manages over 70,000 hectares
of agricultural land and leads four active BFuture Farms.
We protect and regenerate the Earth’s natural resources.
We invest in advanced AgriTech and digital solutions.
We engage local communities and promote gender equality.
We operate transparently and responsibly.
We operate transparently and responsibly.
We build long-term alliances for shared growth.
The project supports agricultural development of 10,000 hectares in Malolo, Niari.
The project aims to enhance food security for the country, by adopting sustainable land management practices for local food production.
The project involves cultivating 10,000 hectares in the Casamance, specifically in the municipality of Kaour, starting from 2024.
The project is focused on developing and strengthening the agri-food and livestock sectors, agricultural, zootechnical and civil infrastructures, as well as the capacities of local institutions and communities in Senegal.
The project involves a concession of 36,000 hectares in the Wilaya of Timimoun starting from 2024.
It is designed as an integrated, sustainable agricultural system combining advanced technologies with regenerative farming practices, resilient infrastructure, and responsible land management. The initiative will focus on the cultivation of cereals alongside potentially legumes, as well as an industrial plant, ensuring long-term agricultural productivity in a challenging environmental context.
The project involves a concession of 10,000 hectares in the Volta region starting from 2024
Through a joint venture with Musahamat Farms, the project strengthens Ghana’s agricultural independence, creating jobs and improving food self-sufficiency.
