The business portfolio
Different sectors.
Shared commitment.
Four distinct ventures spanning digital systems, local production, agriculture, and travel. Each with its own purpose and identity — and each with a clear next step if you want to work with it.
01 / Distribution systems
Fretolia
Delivery and logistics offered as a service to businesses across Mauritius.
Fretolia gives shops a shared delivery network instead of a fleet of their own. Orders are grouped into delivery batches, routes are optimised, every drop-off is priced from a clear formula, and customers can follow their parcel live.
- Who it is for
- Shops, online sellers and businesses that want to offer delivery anywhere on the island.
- What you can do
- Pay-as-you-go delivery, with no monthly fee
- Live tracking for businesses and their customers
- An API and webhooks to connect your own systems
02 / Beekeeping & honey
Miel.mu
Artisanal honey from the east of Mauritius, for everyday enjoyment and special occasions.
By Ruchers de l’Est, the apiaries around Trou d’Eau Douce. Raw and flavoured honeys, gift boxes and honey-based care products are sold direct from the apiaries at Miel.mu, with delivery anywhere on the island.
- Who it is for
- Families, gift buyers, event organisers and companies looking for local corporate gifts.
- What you can do
- Order online, in French or English
- Gift boxes and orders for events
- Sponsor a hive, or return jars for credit
04 / Rodrigues tourism
Ti Balade
A tour operator dedicated to Rodrigues Island.
Holiday packages with partner hotels, experiences, accommodation, transfers and car rental on Rodrigues, organised by people who know the island. A new website and trip-planning platform is launching on tibalade.mu.
- Who it is for
- Travellers, families and groups planning a stay on Rodrigues, and tourism partners.
- What you can do
- Ready-made packages and custom trips
- Accommodation, transfers and car rental
- Experiences across the island
Questions about the businesses
- Who is behind Fretolia, Miel.mu, Anavrin and Ti Balade?
- All four are ventures of Jordan Bienvenue, a technology consultant and engineer in Mauritius. Each keeps its own name and identity: Fretolia offers delivery as a service, Miel.mu sells the honey of Ruchers de l’Est, Anavrin Mixed Farming is an agricultural project, and Ti Balade is a tour operator for Rodrigues.
- How do the businesses work together?
- They share know-how and, where it helps, systems. Miel.mu delivers its orders across Mauritius through Fretolia’s API, and the questions faced by Anavrin led to a free tool on planting and wholesale prices for Mauritian growers.
- How do I contact one of the businesses?
- Use the contact form on this site and choose the business as the subject, or go to the business’s own website where it has one: fretolia.com for Fretolia and miel.mu for Miel.mu.