Sawex Sp. Zo.O. Foods Spolka Komandytowa

Sawex Foods is a Polish company founded in 1989, headquartered in Warsaw, specializing in the wholesale trading, production and distribution of dry food products for the retail and food-service channels. Originally established by the Sawicki family (the name combines 'Saw' and 'export'), the company pioneered the introduction of rice in cooking sachets to the Polish market and has since built a diversified portfolio spanning rice, breakfast cereals, groats, pulses, and gluten-free products.

The group operates a modern, IFS-certified production and packaging plant in Kościerzyna, opened in 2004 and expanded several times since (including a high-storage warehouse added in 2018), supporting its wholesale and distribution activities across Poland. Sawex Foods owns and promotes several established consumer brands, including Halina, Britta, Doris, Rani, Sotto and the gluten-free line Ocelio, sold through modern retail distribution channels as well as exported internationally.

As of recent filings, the company reported annual revenues of approximately 99.8 million PLN (around €23 million) in 2023, up from about 95.6 million PLN in 2022 and 56.6 million PLN in 2021, reflecting consistent year-on-year growth. The company employs close to 100 people, having grown from just 5 employees at its founding in 1990. Its legal structure was converted into a joint-stock company (Spółka Akcyjna) in late 2024.

Sawex Foods primarily serves the Mazowieckie, Lubelskie and Świętokrzyskie regions of Poland through wholesale trade relationships with domestic manufacturers and packagers of dry food products, while also engaging in export activities. Its operations are centred on warehouse and distribution-center facilities supporting B2B wholesale and catering-channel sales rather than direct-to-consumer retail stores. The company positions itself around quality assurance, product innovation, and promotion of a healthy lifestyle through its cereal, rice and legume product lines, engaging with sustainability initiatives (ESG) and industry associations such as Natureef.