Great East

The Grand Est region is located in the northeast of France, resulting from the merger of the former Alsace, Champagne-Ardenne, and Lorraine regions.

This region is characterized by geographic and cultural diversity. There are the Vosges to the south, the Ardennes to the north, the plains of Champagne, the Rhine valley, and the Argonne forest. Major cities include Strasbourg, Metz, Nancy, Reims, and Mulhouse. The Grand Est is known for its rich historical heritage, with Gothic cathedrals, Roman remains, and sites testifying to industrial history.

The region's economy is varied, ranging from agriculture to industry to tourism.

It is in this region that you can find the products produced there.