eGoodFoodShop

What eGoodFoodShop does

eGoodFoodShop is a Paris-based, founder-operated online grocery and artisan marketplace selling Mediterranean fine foods, gift boxes (coffrets), and artisan homeware to individual consumers and corporate gift buyers. The catalog is organized both by product category (fish preserves, spices, oils, floral waters, honeys/jams, couscous/cereals, teas/infusions, vinegars/condiments) and by country of origin (Morocco, France, Spain, Greece, Italy, Lebanon, Portugal, Tunisia), with a heavy emphasis on Moroccan sourcing via the Karimarrakech (ceramics, glass, tajines) and Dima Terroir (harissa, preserved lemons, saffron, argan and olive oils) brands, alongside Portuguese fish preserves from Pinhais and Italian balsamic vinegar from Venturini Baldini. The company positions itself as the first online boutique in France dedicated 100% to natural Mediterranean terroir products, established in July 2015 by Zineb BENNIS, an agri-food engineer, with launch support from ACTION'ELLES, CCI de Paris, and entrepreneur Gautier Girard.

The business is registered as a French micro-entreprise (sole proprietorship) under MADAME BENNIS ZINEB at RCS Paris 812394682, making it VAT-exempt under Article 293 B of the French CGI. Operations are run end-to-end by the founder from a registered office at 74 rue de Saussure (75017 Paris) and a warehouse/Click & Collect point at 114 rue Cardinet (75017 Paris). The technology stack is a Shopify storefront with Paybox and PayPal payment processing and SSL-secured transactions; there is no mobile app, no public API, and no disclosed AI/ML capabilities.

Revenue mechanics are simple one-time product sales at unit prices ranging roughly €2 to €70 (with gift boxes/coffrets up to €60) under a direct-to-consumer model, supplemented by a B2B corporate gifting service. Fulfillment is multi-carrier: same-day courier in Paris, Chronopost (24h) and Colissimo (48–72h) nationally, Mondial Relay (5–7 days), and Happy Post for European destinations across eight countries. Free shipping thresholds are €70 (standard) and €120 (Chronopost). Marketing relies on organic social (Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest), a recipe blog, a newsletter with a €5 first-order incentive, and SEO-optimized category structures. No external funding, no acquisitions, no patents, and no institutional ownership have been disclosed.

Name

eGoodFoodShop

Legal name

MADAME BENNIS ZINEB

Website

https://egoodfoodshop.fr

Company type

Private

Founded year

2015

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

eGoodFoodShop is a Paris-based, founder-operated Shopify online grocery selling Mediterranean fine foods, gift boxes, and artisan homeware (tajines, ceramics, blown glass) to individual consumers and corporate gift buyers across France and seven other European countries.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Specialty Online Grocery (Mediterranean Fine Foods and Artisan Homeware)

NAICS

Other Specialty Food Retailers (44529), All Other Specialty Food Retailers (445298)

akta.pro primary industry

Grocery & Pantry Inventory-led Online Retailers (CRAFADAF)

akta.pro secondary industries

Specialty Food Gift Shops & Hampers (CRAHAGAN), Grocery & Specialty Food Marketplaces (CRAFABAE)

Keywords

• Mediterranean fine foods
• Artisan homeware online
• Gourmet gift boxes
• Specialty online grocery
• Moroccan terroir products

Headquarters

HQ city

Paris

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Digital Commerce or Content

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Product Sales: One-time product sales of Mediterranean fine food products, artisan crafts, and gift boxes/coffrets through their e-commerce platform.
2. Gift Boxes & Sets: Pre-curated gift boxes and sets (Coffrets) sold as bundled products at various price points, offering themes like Dima Dima, Dima Terroir, Made in Portugal, and Tea traditions packs.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

eGoodFoodShop is a French online grocery boutique (e-épicerie) that sells Mediterranean fine foods, artisan homeware, and curated gift boxes sourced from small producers across Morocco, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Tunisia, and Lebanon. The catalog spans spices, oils, vinegars, preserves, teas, honeys, couscous, ceramics, blown glass, terracotta cookware, and wood utensils, with themed gift sets (Coffret Dima Dima, Coffret Dima Terroir, Pack thé & traditions). Orders are fulfilled through a Shopify-powered online shop with delivery across France and Europe, plus local pickup and same-day courier delivery in Paris.

Product overview

eGoodFoodShop is an online Mediterranean fine grocery and artisan marketplace offering products from Mediterranean terroir countries (Morocco, France, Spain, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Tunisia, Lebanon). The core offering includes food products organized by category (fish preserves, spices, oils, floral waters, honey/jams, couscous/cereals, teas/infusions, vinegars/condiments) and artisan crafts (ceramics, blown glass, terracotta tajines, wood utensils). The product portfolio centers on Moroccan products from Dima Terroir and Karimarrakech brands, Portuguese fish preserves from Pinhais and Santa Catarina, and gift box collections (Coffret Dima Dima, Coffret Dima Terroir, Pack Thé & Traditions). The company also offers a dedicated B2B corporate gifts service. Pricing shows the business is VAT-exempt under French law (Article 293 B CGI).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• TAJINE SANS PLOMB Karimarrakech - 30 cm Lead-free terracotta cooking tajine (30 cm diameter) with metal belt for sturdiness and fire resistance, including heat diffuser; traditional Moroccan slow-cookware sold to home cooks interested in Mediterranean cuisine.
• Théière traditionnelle marocaine Hand-decorated traditional Moroccan teapot available in 250 ml, 500 ml, and 1 L sizes, suitable for all fire types; targeted at consumers preparing Moroccan-style tea service.
• MUG POIS Karimarrakech Handcrafted ceramic polka-dot mug from Marrakech artisans, available in pois, zarbi, and chbika designs; everyday drinkware for Mediterranean-themed kitchens.
• PLATEAU APERO KHMISSA Karimarrakech Hand-painted ceramic appetizer serving plateau from Marrakech artisans, available in vert doux, orange doux, and gris doux colorways; for entertaining and Mediterranean table service.
• CARAFE TRADITIONNELLE Karimarrakech - 1L Traditional 1 L blown-glass carafe from Karimarrakech, available in ambre, transparent, bleu majorelle, and vert bouteille finishes; for serving water, juice, or Moroccan tea.
• 6 VERRES À THÉ TRADITIONNELS Karimarrakech - 15 cl x 6 Set of six 15 cl traditional Moroccan tea glasses made from recycled glass, dishwasher safe; for Moroccan tea service and Mediterranean-themed entertaining.
• VINAIGRE DE FIGUE DE BARBARIE, Dima Terroir - 25 cl 100% natural prickly pear vinegar from the Ait Baamrane region of southern Morocco (Dima Terroir brand), sold in 25 cl bottles for oriental salads and Mediterranean cooking.
• LA HARISSA ROUGE DU MAROC - Dima Terroir 220 g Red harissa paste from the Souss region of southern Morocco, prepared with berbere peppers, ginger, lemon, vinegar, and garlic (Dima Terroir, 220 g); for North African and Mediterranean cooking.
• LA HARISSA VERTE DU MAROC - Dima Terroir 220 g Green harissa paste from southern Morocco, prepared with berbere peppers, ginger, lemon, vinegar, and garlic (Dima Terroir, 220 g); for North African and Mediterranean cuisine.
• CITRONS CONFITS BELDI DE MARRAKECH, Dima Terroir - 650 g Beldi preserved lemons from Marrakech in brine (Dima Terroir, 650 g); traditional seasoning for tagines, poultry, and fish dishes.
• AMLOU A L'AMANDE JAUNE Dima Terroir Traditional Moroccan almond paste spread (amlou) made in the Ait Baamrane region, marketed for its nutritional qualities and antioxidant properties (Dima Terroir, 500 g).
• HUILE D'ARGAN GASTRONOMIQUE D'AIT BAAMRANE Dima Terroir Gastronomic argan oil from the Ait Baamrane region (Dima Terroir), sold in 100 ml and 250 ml bottles for Mediterranean and Moroccan cooking.
• HUILE D'OLIVE BIOLOGIQUE DU RIF EXTRA VIERGE, Dima Terroir Organic extra virgin olive oil from the Rif region of Morocco (Dima Terroir), sold in 50 cl and 25 cl sizes for daily Mediterranean cooking.
• CONSERVE TRADITIONNELLE DE FILETS DE MAQUEREAU À L'HUILE D'OLIVE ÉPICÉE Pinhais Traditional Portuguese mackerel fillets in spicy olive oil from the Pinhais brand (125 g); shelf-stable specialty seafood preserve for Mediterranean-style pantry.
• SAFRAN D'ASKAOUNE (AOP) Dima Terroir - 1 g AOP-certified saffron (1 g) from Askaoune, marketed as the emblematic spice of the Mediterranean region under the Dima Terroir brand.
• Vinaigre balsamique Goccia de mela Venturini Baldini Italian balsamic vinegar (Goccia de mela) from the producer Venturini Baldini, sold in 100 mL bottles for Mediterranean and Italian-inspired dressings.
• Pack thé & traditions Curated Moroccan tea ceremony gift set combining a 30 cm hand-decorated plateau, a 500 ml teapot, and six traditional beldi blown tea glasses; targeted at gift buyers and consumers building an authentic tea service.
• COFFRET DIMA TERROIR Curated gift box featuring a selection of Dima Terroir specialty Moroccan products (priced at €44 versus a regular €55 basket), sold as a ready-to-gift bundle for consumers and corporate gifting.
• COFFRET DIMA DIMA Premium gift box from the Dima Dima collection, priced at €60, positioning a higher-tier themed assortment of Mediterranean terroir products for gift buyers.
• Moroccan nights thé vert à la menthe Tchaba Green mint tea by the Moroccan brand Tchaba (Moroccan Nights), sold as 15-20 sachets of 3 g each for traditional Moroccan-style tea preparation.
• PLANCHE À DÉCOUPER Karimarrakech Handcrafted cutting board made from lemon wood by Karimarrakech artisans; positioned as an essential Mediterranean craftsmanship kitchen utensil.
• Zaalouk, Taktouka, Olivade, Caviar d'aubergine, Crème de tomates confites Assorted Moroccan spreads and condiments including smoked eggplant zaalouk, pepper taktouka, anchovy-free olive tapenade (olivade), eggplant caviar, and sun-dried tomato cream; shelf-stable specialty ingredients for Mediterranean cooking.

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration2 records

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• ACTION'ELLESminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerWomen's entrepreneur association that supported founder Zineb BENNIS in launching eGoodFoodShop in 2015. Provided mentorship and entrepreneurial support during startup phase.
• CCI de ParisminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerParis Chamber of Commerce and Industry supported the entrepreneur during business launch in 2015.
• Gautier GirardminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerEntrepreneur media outlet that covered and supported the launch of eGoodFoodShop. Gautier Girard featured the business as a media partner.
• Artisan Producers Morocco (Karimarrakech)coreOthersCollaborates with recognized artisan partners in Morocco and Marrakech for handcrafted products including ceramics, blown glass, and traditional cookware. Partners distinguished for quality work, creative capacity, environmental respect, and attention to staff.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves3 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Hédiard: Historic Parisian luxury grocer offering imported fine foods, preserves, condiments, and gift assortments online. Comparable to eGoodFoodShop on imported specialty grocery and curated gourmet gifting, with broader and more established brand.
• Comtesse du Barry: French gourmet retailer with strong gifting/coffret heritage and D2C e-commerce across specialty foods. Comparable to eGoodFoodShop on curated French gourmet assortment and gift box focus, but at greater scale and with broader brand recognition.
• Fauchon: Historic French luxury gourmet house with online store selling specialty foods, gift boxes, and confections across multiple categories. Comparable to eGoodFoodShop on premium gourmet assortment and gift-box revenue streams, though at far larger scale and brand reach.
• La Grande Épicerie de Paris: The premium gourmet food hall of Le Bon Marché in Paris, with a strong online store covering French and imported specialty foods, gift boxes, and fine grocery. Broader and more premium than eGoodFoodShop, but overlapping on curated Mediterranean/gourmet assortment and gifting.

Direct peers

• Terre Exotique: French online specialty spice and gourmet food retailer with curated international sourcing and D2C shipping. Comparable to eGoodFoodShop in the curated imported specialty food e-commerce model with a focus on provenance-driven assortments.
• Bien Manger: France's largest online specialty food retailer, selling gourmet and regional French/European products across multiple categories. Directly comparable to eGoodFoodShop on online specialty food retail with curated assortment and D2C shipping across France and Europe.
• Ottolenghi: UK-based Mediterranean-inspired food brand with delis, cookbooks, and online store selling specialty ingredients and gift items. Comparable to eGoodFoodShop on Mediterranean-led curated assortment and gifting, though UK-focused and with much stronger brand recognition.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/egoodfoodshop/?ref=br_rs
• Instagraminstagram.com/egoodfoodshop
• Pinterestpinterest.fr/egoodfoodshop
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/egoodfoodshop

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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