3 Companies in La Courneuve

YOUMBI COMPANY is a wholesaler located in La Courneuve, France, specializing in the sale of 100% African food products. Its assortment covers exotic fruits and vegetables, frozen fish including barracuda, Senegalese captain fish, grouper steaks, tilapia, snapper, chub mackerel, jackfish, ombrine captain, garba tuna and kandratikie captain, along with smoked meats and fish. The range also includes attiéké, African spices, peanut paste, African bouillons, tea and infusions, fonio, millet flour, wheat semolina and plantain chips. Beverages comprise Guinness from Ireland and Cameroon and Cameroonian beers. Legumes and pulses include Nigerian cowpea, black-eyed beans, honey beans, brown beans, sweet beans, red beans, black beans, white beans and pink coconut beans. Cameroonian fufu, dried African fruits and cosmetics complete the offering.

SPN Société des Plastiques Nobles is a production company based in La Courneuve, France, founded in 1938. It specialises in molding and machining fluorinated plastics for sealing and electrical insulation, serving critical environments involving high and low temperatures, cryogenics and corrosive chemicals. The firm compounds and shapes fluorinated polymers including PTFE, PTFCE, PFA and PVDF into rods, tubes and sheets, and machines parts to specification. It is positioned as a European leader in Voltalef (formerly Kel-F, PTFCE-PCTFE). Its machine park and mold range support small to large series for aerospace, medical and oil and gas sectors. Short lead times and safety stock support deliveries in France and for export.

LAST MARKET is a wholesaler located in La Courneuve, France, established in 2017, operating in the circular economy through the supply of new and refurbished products. The company serves customers in European and African markets, working with partner organizations to distribute goods at competitive prices. Its range focuses on high-tech and household appliances, including smartphones, tablets, personal computers, copiers, and domestic appliances. The business model is built around extending product lifecycles and addressing differences in technology access, consumption habits, pricing, and supply and demand between regions.