Sawex Sp. Zo.O. Foods Spolka Komandytowa

Sawex Sp. z o.o. Foods Spolka Komandytowa is a Polish company specializing in the trading and distribution of a wide range of food products, including rice, breakfast cereals, groats, and pulses. Founded in 1989, Sawex Foods pioneered the introduction of rice in cooking sachets to the Polish market, and has since expanded its product portfolio to serve both domestic and international markets. 

The company established a modern production plant in Ko5Bierzyna in 2004, which is IFS certified (International Food Standard) to ensure the highest quality and compliance with European Union standards. This facility supports the production and packaging of dry food products, aligning with the company's focus on quality and healthy lifestyle promotion.

Sawex Foods operates primarily in Poland, headquartered in Warsaw, Mazowieckie region. With a workforce currently estimated at approximately 100 employees, the company has developed from a modest beginning of 5 employees in 1990 to a recognized player in wholesale food distribution, known for efficient and reliable services. The company reportedly generates annual revenues in the range of .2 million USD (approx. 8 million EURO), corresponding to the turnover range of 5 to 10 million EURO as of 2024. 

The company's operational scope includes warehouse and distribution center facilities supporting wholesale and trading activities. It serves a customer base that covers the Mazowieckie, Lubelskie, and 5Awi19tokrzyskie regions of Poland, distributing various food categories such as rice, grains, and legumes, among others. Sawex Foods promotes its brands like Halina, Britta, and Ocelio, which are recognized for their quality. 

Through its well-established trade relationships with domestic manufacturers and packagers, Sawex Foods continues to strengthen its presence in the modern food distribution channel. The company emphasizes quality assurance, innovation, and market responsiveness, making it a potential partner for food manufacturers and suppliers targeting the Polish market.