Serge varsano wife
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The Varsano family
In this photo is the Varsano family. In the first row, from right to left are Olga Varsano (nee Almozino) - my mother, Bitush Varsano - my father and Berta Nousan - my sister-in-law Tsivi's mother. In the second row, from right to left are Stela (Ester Galvy, nee Varsano) and Beka (Rebeka Varsano), my sisters, Tsivi - my sister-in-law, Isak's wife and I, Roza Anzhel.
There is an authentic inscription on the back of the photo in black ink. '27th February 1944, Vratsa. Dear relatives, as Dora is leaving I am sending you this photo so that you can see us. The ones with inscriptions are my daughters and the other girl is Isak's fiancee with her mother. Isak is not in the photo because he's in the army. We are kissing you all. Send us a letter if possible. We are all in good health. Bitush.'
On the front of the photo there is a stamp of photo Artona, Sofia, and the back looks like a postcard. The photo was taken in a studio. Dora is the wife of my husband Larry's brother - Isak.
Our family was interned to Vratsa in accordance with the Law for the Protection
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History
2000s
Redevelopment and expansion
From the 2000s through to the present day, the Group redeveloped its activities step-by-step into other soft commodities including cocoa, coffee and ethanol, and also strengthened the agro-industrial business in Russia.
With Serge Varsano at the helm, Sucden has continued expanding and acquired the New York-based Coffee Americas in 2014 and Amsterdam-based Nedcoffee in 2015. In 2016, Sucden enhanced its logistics capabilities by acquiring a fleet of four state-of-the-art handymax vessels.
In 2019 Sucden expanded its sugar operations in Russia with the acquisition of the Elets sugar plant and its coffee business in Colombia with the acquisition of the Colombian business of Engelhart Commodities Trading Partners.
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Sucden
Sucden (Sucres et Denrées)[1] is a French-based commodity broker of soft commodities and other financial products headquartered in Paris. The firm started as a sugar broker and is now amongst the world leaders with a market share of around 15% in volume (as of 2016[update]), or 9.5 million tonnes.[citation needed] It has offices in a number of countries around the world, including London and Hong Kong.
History
The company was founded in Paris[2] in 1952[3] as Sucres et Denrées by Maurice Varsano[4] and Jacques Roboh, who had started as sugar sellers in Morocco after World War II.[5]
In the 2000s, the company expanded into Russia, and began dealing in softs such as cocoa, coffee, and ethanol.[5]
It acquired the New York City-based Coffee Americas in 2014 and the Amsterdam-based Nedcoffee in 2015.[5]
Criticism
Sucden has faced criticism for maintaining operations and strong business ties in Russia amid the war in Ukraine. The company owns over 250,000
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