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Farutex Poland
Farutex is a wholesaler which was established in 1991 and is headquartered in Szczecin, Poland. It operates as a subsidiary of Bidvest Group. Farutex offers over 6000 references in different food categories. Farutex operates 18 branches in Poland.
Farutex supplies hotels, cafes, petrol stations, restaurants, etc. with a variety of products. Some of its clients include Accor Hotels, Radisson Hotels, Shell, Staoil, Tornetti, etc.
Farutex also runs a training and consulting programme for chefs and cooks known as Farutex Culinary Academy. The programme enables Polish chefs and cooks to work with professionals in the industry.
Farutex won several awards including the Pearls of the Polish Economy in 2015 and the Forbes Diamond and Gazele Biznesu in 2011.
Farutex offers products under the following categories:
- Frozen Food: fish, fish fingers, lobster, ice cream, etc.
- Sweet Grocery: bread, bagel, cookies, etc.
- Savoury Grocery: soups, soy sauce, ketchup, etc.
- Drinks: juices and various beverages
- Dairy: cheese, whipped cream, yoghurt, etc.
- Chilled & Fresh Food: a range of chilled and fresh food items
- Household: products such as toilet paper and dishwashing liquids
Farutex also provides products under its own labels which are (but not limited to):
- Cook Base: Products like canned peas, shrimp , ketchup can be found in this brand.
- Horeca Fresh: Under this brand, high quality lettuces are available.
- Eat Meat: The products that are sold in this name are bacon, chicken kebab etc…
- Mili: eggs, natural yoghurt, butter and milk are found in this brand.
- Simply Sweet: Products such as jam and sauces are available in this brand.
- Soleo: Drinks such as apple and orange juice are sold under this name.
The firm has obtained the ISO 22000:2005 and QAFP certificates for its food products. Also through the execution of the HACCP system, Farutex focuses on food health safety.
Furthermore, the company offers best service through its transport fleet.
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