7Sense Expands Distribution Network in France
We are pleased to announce IRRI PIECES as the official distributor of 7Sense products in France.
Founded in 2021, IRRI PIECES is a family-owned company specializing in the distribution of irrigation equipment and components. With a catalogue of more than 10,000 products, the company serves irrigating farmers across France with carefully selected solutions designed for durability, performance, and reliability in the field.
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to helping farmers improve irrigation management through practical and easy-to-use technology.
"IRRI PIECES has decided to partner with 7Sense to assist its customers with irrigation management. The sensor is an excellent tool for monitoring, analyzing, and controlling irrigation. It is easy to install and compatible with all types of machinery. The sensor contributes to the sustainable management of water resources and has become an essential component of modern irrigation systems."
Through the partnership, French growers will gain access to 7Sense's irrigation monitoring technology through a distributor with extensive irrigation expertise and an established presence in the market.
By combining IRRI PIECES' deep understanding of irrigation systems with 7Sense's sensor technology, the two companies aim to help farmers make better irrigation decisions, optimize water use, and support more sustainable agricultural production.
We look forward to a successful partnership and to supporting farmers across France together.
About IRRI PIECES
IRRI PIECES is a family-owned French company specializing in irrigation equipment and components. Established in 2021, the company offers more than 10,000 products and technical solutions for irrigating farmers, with a strong focus on quality, durability, and field performance.
About 7Sense
7Sense develops irrigation monitoring solutions that help farmers optimize irrigation, improve crop performance, and use water resources more efficiently. Today, 7Sense products are used by growers in more than 20 countries worldwide.
