Laurent Duplomb (born 24 October 1971) is a French politician of The Republicans serving as a member of the Senate since 2017.[1] He is also a dairy farmer and an agricultural unionist.
As a representative of the National federation of farm operators unions (FNSEA),he was president of the Haute Loire's chamber of agriculture. He was also one of the regional presidents of the dairy group Sodiaal and member of the Candia supervisory board.
Elected Haute Loire's senator,he is therefore at the origin of the controversial Loi Duplomb,aiming in particular at allowing again a pesticide of the neocotinoid family putted into question for his toxicity on human and pollinators insects.
Biography
Born in 1971,he is the son of a laboror and a housewife living in Rive-de-Gier[2]. He chose to become a dairy farmer[3]. He obtain a brevet de technicien supérieur in animal production and meet during his education his future spouse,studying in the same school[4]. He move with her in his parents in-laws' dairy farm in 1995. He then begin a union career by joining the Jeunes agriculteurs (JA) union,affiliated to the FNSEA. After that he started his political career,positioning himself in favor of a productivist agriculture.
From 2014 to 2017,he is president of the Massif central region and the Haute-Loire's section of the third biggest french dairy group Sodiaal[7].
In the Republicans' 2025 leadership election,Duplomb endorsed Laurent Wauquiez to succeed Éric Ciotti as the party's new chair and joined his campaign team.[8]
In September 2022,he is the coorifdinator of a senatorial report denouncing the state of french agriculture and calling to more competitiveness in order to improve France's food sovereignty[9].
He is reelected senator on the 24 of September 2023.
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