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Maxxilot are stores which are specialised in the destocking of unsold goods.
The products are sold for the following reasons:
Maxxilot sources its products from big manufacturers and distributors, offering to cutomers a wide selection of brands.
The company also provides a portfolio of product ranges:
With new arrivals weekly, Maxxilot keeps up with trends and brings about competitive prices.
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1998
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1932
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Argentina
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1949
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Slovenia
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Mercator is a food retailer of Slovenian origins. Since 2014, it belongs to Agrokor a Crotian company. The retailer provides its own brands such as:
Indeed, Mercator encompasses the following ranges hence providing a vast choice to its clients:
Mercator is available online and also entails specialised components such as their butcher shops, mercator fisheries and catering services.
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MAXIMO, le spécialiste de la livraison à domicile - Surgelés et Epiceries.
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Procer Company S.A manufactures drink like wine, soft drink and spirits.
If you are interested in high quality products at excellent prices or if you just want to try something else in order to be able to better analyze the quality and prices of the products you are familiar with, do not hesitate to contact us!
The products that we offer are bought and consumed by more than half of world’s population. unbelievable, no? more than 4 billion people from all over the world can confirm the quality that of the products that we offer daily. procer is a direct importer. for that reason, if you want fair prices please let us know how we can contact you in order to offer you producer/importer prices. more than 2.5 million bottles or cans are waiting on a constant basis to get to you or your clients.
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1986
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France
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The company was born in 1986. The initial project, To create a radically different distribution network than other group purchasing organisations. At the time, these groups were limited to pooling purchases of national brands. The founders though had the idea to offer bakers-pastry chefs own-brand products to highlight quality and an upscale image. If the bet seemed foolish at the beginning the sustained growth of DGF, since 1986 demonstrates the relevance of this concept. We invite you to discover in more detail the characteristics of this precursor distributor
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Founded in 2004 by Bakkavor and Teresa Hermanos, IPL is one of the largest importers of produce in the UK. Its headquarters is based in Normanton, United Kingdom. In 2009, IPL was purchased by Asda and became part of Walmart.
IPL is in charge of sourcing products for Asda at a low cost. The products come from Australia, Kenya, South Africa, etc. Nevertheless, some of the products are locally sourced. Moreover, the business operates various offices around the globe.
In the financial year 2020, the firm achieved a turnover of € 804 million and employed around 2,082 people.
IPL offers a wide assortment of products in the following categories:
It is noteworthy that IPL works with suppliers who conform with its quality standards.
Pertaining to its logistics solutions, the firm operates its own distribution centres and handles its own deliveries regularly.
In February 2022, IPL partnered with Apeel which will introduce citrus fruits and avocados with plant-based protection in 150 Asda stores. This technology will help increase shelf life and minimise food waste.
Concerning sustainability, the company is reducing its environmental impact by reducing its use of energy and water. Moreover, IPL is working towards reducing, reusing and recycling waste wherever possible.
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1964
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Sweden
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Founded in 1964 by a group of wholesalers specialised in food items, United Nordic is a buying alliance based in Oslo, Sweden. The buying alliance was launched by the following companies:
The business sources products in different food categories for its members.
United Nordic's members supply products to clients such as retailers,convenience, gas stations, cash & carry, hotels, etc.
United Nordic’s imports consist of:
The buying alliance is known for developing several private labels for its members. Several of these labels are medium-ranked brands. Some of these brands include (but not limited to):
There is a buying team which consists of 2 to 4 members depending on the product category. These members are purchasers from each member company. The team is headed by a chief buyer who will be dealing with the suppliers directly.
United Nordic has a Code of Conduct by which all suppliers must adhere to. The code contains information about human rights, labour laws and other related matters. Furthermore, suppliers should also respect all the European laws and regulations regarding specific product groups.
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France
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Founded in 1902 in France, Thiriet is a frozen retailer that offers around 1,800 references. Thiriet started by offering a variety of ice-creams and other pastries. Furthermore, it also offers discovery boxes.
Presently, Thiriet consists of 180 stores in France, Belgium and Luxembourg and an online shop. Moreover, the firm operates 2 manufacturing workshops as well.
In the financial year 2020, Thiriet achieved a turnover of € 324 million and employed around 3,000 people.
Moreover, the company was voted “Best chain of stores in France” in specialised frozen food by Qualimetrie in 2021.
Thiriet offers an array of products in the Frozen Food category such as:
The business offers its products under its own label, Thiriet.
In November 2021, Thiriet partnered with Systeme U to provide about 20 U stores with its frozen products.
Furthermore, Thiriet launched its first frozen Advent calendar on the occasion of Christmas in 2021.
In relation to its logistics solutions, the business operates 90 home delivery centres and 5 logistics platforms.
Thiriet’s online shop can be accessed on: www.livraison.thiriet.com
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Spain
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La Sirena, the Spanish specialist in frozen food was founded in 1983 in Terrassa, Spain by Ramona Solé and Josep Mª Cernuda. It was taken over by Opcapita in 2015. The retailer operates 271 stores throughout Spain as well as an online shop.
In 2020, the company achieved a turnover of € 163,3 million. Currently, La Sirena employs over 1200 people.
La Serena offers products in the following categories:
La Sirena also provides organic, sugar-free, lactose-free and gluten-free products.
Some of the brands available include Nestle, Magnum, Mas Tarrone, Natureo, etc.
La Sirena also has a range of products under its own label:
La Sirena: a range of ready-meals, fish, snacking and other products
La Sirena’s online shop can be found on www.lasirena.es
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Menigo operates country wide to deliver convenience stores, schools, restaurants, food services.
More than 2000 customers can benefit from a wide food and beverages range of 22000 SKUs.
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1979
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United Kingdom
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Heron foods is a retailer and was established in 1979 in the UK by the Grindell family. The retail chain was acquired by B&M Retail in 2017. Heron Foods operates 296 stores in the UK .
In 2019 Heron Foods achieved a turnover of € 411.8 million, indicating a rise of 15.8%. There are over 3500 persons who are employed by the company.
Heron Foods offers products in the following categories:
Heron Foods also offers dairy-free products.
Some of the brands provided include Carte D’Or, Alpro, Magnum, Pringles, Wagon Wheels, etc.
Moreover, there are also products sold under its private label, Heron Foods.
Heron Foods has a supplier requirement checklist which is used to select which suppliers to work with. Suppliers must meet various conditions which include (but not limited to):
Products must be retail ready
Delivery must be made on pallets
The supplier must be able to supply 250 shops
The supplier must hold the HACCP, SALSA and BRC certificates
Moreover, the enterprise has joined forces with Verilocation Tracking Solutions for its delivery fleet. Through Verilocation’s CCTV camera systems, Heron Foods gets access to the live feed of the traffic office. It is also able to monitor the temperature of every refrigerated vehicle hence ensuring the temperature points are maintained. The company operates a warehouse of 270000 sq.ft.
Heron Foods supports various charities like Teenage Cancer Trust, Daisy Appeal, Macmillan Cancer Support and has raised money for them through different fundraising campaigns and events.
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France
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Formerly known as Catair, Newrest was founded in 1996 in France. The foodservice and catering business is present in 58 countries. Newrest offers services in the following sectors:
Inflight Catering: for airlines, duty-free, buy-on board, etc.
Rail Catering: passenger services, on-board catering, hotel services, etc.
Remote Site Management: support local staff, design for kitchens and restaurants, etc.
Catering: for companies, education, defense, etc.
Concessions: for airports, museums, bus terminals where it runs restaurants and franchises like Paul.
Newrest has expanded across the world by acquiring companies like EM Food services and Paritim Yemek. Moreover it has partnered with other companies such as Rahal, Supply Oilfield Services and Servair.
Some of its clients are Total, Sumitomo, British Airways, Air China, Ferrovial, etc.
Newrest achieved a total turnover of € 1526 million in 2019. It generated a turnover of €633 million from inflight catering services, € 309.1 million from rail catering services, € 202.6 million from remote site management, € 66.7 million from concessions and € 315.3 million from other catering services.
Newrest now employs 34900 employees.
Concerning quality and hygiene standards, Newrest is certified ISO 9001 and perfectly masters the HACCP approach.
UPDATES ON NEWREST ON 06/08/2020
In June 2020, Newrest launched 4 restaurants under the latest banner, L’instant in France.
Earlier during 2020, the company partnered with the Filière Bovine d'Île-de-France in order to organise tasting events in 11 of its restaurants in Paris. The purpose was to introduce local meat products to customers. The business intends to offer 30% local products daily in its restaurants.
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Norway
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REMA 1000 is a Norwegian multinational no-frills soft-discount grocery chain headquartered in Oslo, Norway. It is fully owned by the Reitan Group (Reitangruppen), a major player in Scandinavian retail. The name REMA 1000 stands for "Reitan Mat" (Reitan Food), referring to founder Odd Reitan, while the "1000" highlights the original concept of offering only about one thousand carefully selected products.
The chain operates primarily in Norway and Denmark and has been expanding its footprint in the Nordic region, including acquisitions such as Lidl Norge's operations in Norway. REMA 1000 operates a franchise-based discount supermarket model characterized by offering a limited range of products in large quantities, marketed through semi-independent franchised stores.
As of recent data, REMA 1000 had around 868 shops across Norway and Denmark, with approximately 500 to 999 physical supermarket locations specifically in Norway. The chain's market share in the Norwegian grocery sector is significant, holding around 24.2% of total retail grocery revenue, making it a market leader ahead of its closest competitors.
REMA 1000 employs between 10,000 and 50,000 people in Norway, reflecting its extensive retail operations. The chain is widely recognized for its minimalistic store design and cost-saving practices, emphasizing functionality with slogans such as "The simple is often the best" (Norwegian: "Det enkle er ofte det beste"). Products are often displayed on crates or pallets to reduce costs, yet the stores maintain wide aisles and clear signage to enhance the shopping experience.
The company focuses mainly on food, drinks, and daily necessities, targeting consumers seeking good value in groceries via a limited but quality-driven product range. Its retail approach is similar to other European discounters like Aldi and Lidl but tailored to Norwegian and Danish market preferences.
Financially, REMA 1000's revenue is estimated around $2.3 billion USD (~2 billion EUR) as per recent reports, situating the company within the "1 to 10 billion" euro turnover category. No detailed breakdown by year is available, but estimates correspond to data between 2023 and 2025. The company is regarded as stable with a well-managed leverage position despite high competitive pressure in the Nordic grocery market.
The chain’s operations are primarily focused on supermarkets; it does not operate convenience stores, hypermarkets, warehouses, or cash & carry outlets under the REMA 1000 brand within Norway.
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Austria
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Billa is a supermarket chain found in Austria and was acquired by REWE group in 1996. The first store was opened in 1953 in the format of a discount perfumery chain and by 1960, 45 branches were already established. The founder Karl Wlaschek decided to expand its activities in the food sector and the banner Billa was created.
The company operates more than 1,100 supermarkets across the country and an online shop as well.
In the financial year 2020, Billa Austria achieved a turnover of € 6.37 billion. Moreover, the company’s online sales in the food & personal care category is ranked 6th with € 9 million. Currently, the firm employs more than 20,000 people.
Furthermore, Billa Austria received the Excellence in Brand strategy and creation Brand Innovation and New Business Models award by the German Brand Award in 2021.
The retailer offers around 9,000 references with a wide range of both international and own brand products, focusing mainly on regional and natural products from Austria. Presently Billa provides over 1100 organic products. The product categories include:
Furthermore, in order to cater for consumers with specific food needs, the retailer provides a range of bio and organic products. Some of the brands available are Mills, Cif, Dr. Oetker, Milka, Barilla, etc.
Billa Austria developed its own brands under the following names (non-exhaustive list):
Furthermore, the business maintains the highest quality standards as it possesses certifications such as UTZ, FairTrade, MSC, ASC, V Label, etc.
Pertaining to its logistics solutions, the retailer operates its own fulfilment centre and has partnered with Muller Frisch company to deliver fresh fruits and vegetables daily to its branches. Besides, Billa Austria joined forces with the B2C parcel logistics specialist, DHL, for customers to pick up or send their parcels in one of the 700 new parcel shops.
In 2020, the company naturalised exotic products in its shops as it wanted to promote agricultural products that do not originally come from Austria.
Concerning sustainability, the firm is continuously working towards reducing its food and plastic waste.
Billa Austria’s online shop can be accessed on: www.billa.at
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Disgroup is a buying alliance regrouping 53 distributors. Based in France, Disgroup features around 5000 references. Disgroup supplies food and non-food items to businesses in the HoReCa sector.
Disgroup’s clients include bakeries, pastry shops, fast food shops, caterers, restaurants, etc. The buying alliance has a market share of 95% in France.
Disgroup reached a turnover of over € 350 million.
The product categories include:
There are several organic references which are also provided.
Some of the brands offered are Joysoft, Candia, Lactel, Bel’Pomme, etc. Disgroup is also the exclusive distributor for the brand Irca.
Disgroup has even develop 4 own brands under the names:
Disgroup manages its own logistics centre of 10000 m2.
Quality is very important to Disgroup. Hence, the company works with Merieux Laboratories and Silliker Laboratories in order to carry tests on its products to ensure that the quality is maintained.
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Compass France is a subsidiary of Compass Group and is based in France . Compass Group started operating Compass France in 1999 after the acquisition of Euronest, SHRM and Azuelos group.
Compass France has emerged as one of the biggest foodservice wholesalers of the mass catering industry in the country. The company works with the private and public sectors around 4 divisions, namely:
The firm achieved a turnover of € 1139 million in 2019, indicating an increase of 1.06% in revenue compared to 2018. Compass France has a team of 13336 employees.
Compass France operates in the country through subsidiaries including (but not limited to):
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Eismann was founded in 1964 and is today recognised as a supplier of frozen food and ice cream. The company counts 40 years of presence on the market and continues to provide premium frozen products. The company is also available online where food can be ordered.
The company achieved a turnover of € 330 million and employs 779 people.
Moreover Eismann cater for people with allergies and even provides food free from:
The ranges of products available are as follows:
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Solucious is a Belgian wholesaler owned by Colruyt Group. The company supplies different clients such as businesses in the HoReCa sector, community kitchens, nurseries, companies, etc. Some of its clients include Wood Wayne and Ballekes. Solucious provides over 10000 references. Solucious also has its online store.
Solucious also runs Solucious Academy which provides online classes and publishes informative articles.
Solucious employs 444 people.
Solucious offers products in the following categories:
Some of the brands available include BiFi, Zwan, Fanta, Lipton, etc.
Solucious provides products under its own labels:
Furthermore, Solucious also supplies its clients with products from Colruyt Group’s private labels.
Solucious operates 3 warehouses with a total area of 15000 m2 and 5 regional hubs. Moreover, there are 150 delivery people handling over 1000 orders daily.
Solucious’s online shop can be found on www.solucious.be
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Germany
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I. Schroeder is an importer of food and non-food items which is based in Germany. Founded in 1953, I. Schroeder has an assortment of over 600 references. At present, I. Schroeder operates several branches in China, India, Vietnam, Hungary and Turkey.
I. Schroeder’s clients include retailers and bulk consumers.
In the food sector, I. Schroeder operates 3 factories specialised in canned and frozen foods:
Elbak Canning
Jütro
Jütro Tiefkühlkost
In the case of food products, the company is able to provide products in different types of packs of different sizes based on the client’s requirements.
In the non-food sector, the firm runs 2 factories:
Northpoint: technical and electronic products
Aspiria: sports and gaming products
The business employs over 100 people.
I. Schroeder offers products in the following categories:
Savory Grocery: canned food, sauces, soups, etc.
Frozen Food: fish, vegetables, fruits, ready-meals, etc.
The company features a wide range of organic products as well as vegan options.
I. Schroeder has developed its own brands which include:
Bel Sun
Bel Sun Bio
Iska
Jutro
La Miranda
La Palona
Rustika
Yang Tse
Wildbull
Rio Plata
Falani
I. Schroeder imports its ingredients from different parts of the world. The firm’s presence in different countries allows it to maintain direct contact with all suppliers.
The company is MSC, AS, BSCL, IFS, BIO, DLG, Fairtrade and Sedex certified. The company also ensures that quality is controlled at all levels.
Concerning the logistics, the firm operates its own warehouses that also include a deep-freeze facility.
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Slovenia
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Established in 1989, Tus is a retail chain headquartered in Celje, Slovenia.
The business operates 260 stores as well as an online platform.
It also offers an online drugstore.It employs almost 3,000 workers and its turnover for the financial year 2021 amounted to €630 million.
It offers a variety of products under different categories such as:
Tus sells its private label products under the brand ANA ROŠ AND TUŠ which consists of: popcorn, noodles, tomato sauce, etc.
The company’s online shop can be accessed on: https://www.tus.si/
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Fruits Logroño is a company that distributes fruits and vegetables, and other products such as canned fruits and vegetables, pickles and olives, spices and etcTo ensure the best quality of these products and best service, conducted on a daily basis in the Community of Madrid, Fruits Logroño, due to the stability it has thanks to the experience of over 30 years in the industry and philosophy and seriousness of its board, has facilities for logistics and offices where customer orders are received and post service gives selling these, properly prepared and equipped with the necessary elements for this service to be carried out satisfactorily and efficiency required by customers hospitality of Madrid
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Croatia
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Ledo d.d. is the largest Croatian producer of industrial ice cream and frozen food, headquartered in Zagreb, Croatia. Founded in 1958 initially as part of the Zagreb dairy, Ledo has developed into a leading brand recognized for its wide range of frozen products including ice cream, frozen fruits and vegetables, frozen fish, pastries, ready meals, and various types of meat.
The iconic product lineup includes famous ice cream varieties such as Snjeguljica (Snow White), a vanilla ice cream with a crunchy cocoa topping introduced in 1958, as well as other well-known flavors like Bubi, Silk Milk, King, Macho, and Kontiki. Beyond ice cream, Ledo produces diverse frozen foods such as fish, fruits, vegetables, pasta, puff pastry, and ready-to-eat meals like lasagna and risotto. The company has also become synonymous with the distinctive Ledo Medo teddy bear mascot that has adorned its packaging since 1964.
Ledo operates an extensive network with over 500 state-of-the-art refrigerated units and more than 100,000 refrigeration devices distributed across attractive sales locations throughout the region, allowing broad consumer access to its products. Its distribution reaches well beyond Croatia, with a substantial presence in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Albania, Montenegro, and Hungary.
The company employs approximately 1,100 people in Croatia and focuses on combining tradition with modern technologies to maintain high production quality and environmental responsibility. Key projects from 2022 to 2025 include energy renovations, refrigeration technology upgrades, and automation investments across Croatian, Slovenian, and Hungarian operations.
Financially, Ledo was previously majority-owned by the Agrokor Group (later renamed Fortenova Group) and was sold to the UK-based Nomad Foods for approximately EUR 615 million in 2021, demonstrating its substantial market position. The turnover was estimated around EUR 200-500 million at the time of the sale.
Ledo continues to innovate while maintaining a comprehensive product portfolio and extensive distribution network focused on supermarkets, convenience stores, warehouses, and distribution centers throughout Croatia. Its strong brand legacy, quality offerings, and robust market presence make it a key player in the frozen food and ice cream industry in Southeastern Europe.
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Austria
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Polar Frost finest frozen food for wholesale and retail - Austria. Whether from our own production of Austrian and international partners - our products stand for quality; our high Service we test every day.
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France
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AGIDRA Alimentaires en Gros Importation Diffusion Rhone Al Pes SNC distributes food products. The Company retails dried fruits, pulses, spices, herbs, oils, chocolates, seafood, condiments, sauces, beverages, desserts, appetizers, bakery products, and canned vegetables. AGIDRA Alimentaires en Gros Importation Diffusion Rhone Al Pes conducts business in France and Corsica.
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Rimi Baltic Latvia is one of the leading retailers in the Baltic region, headquartered in Riga, Latvia. It operates as part of the Danish Salling Group, one of Denmark's largest retail groups. Rimi Baltic runs multiple store formats across Latvia, providing a wide range of groceries, food, drinks, and beauty products.
The company manages approximately 140 stores in Latvia, which include various retail formats such as Rimi Hypermarkets, Rimi Supermarkets, Rimi Mini, and Rimi Express convenience stores. These formats allow Rimi Baltic to serve both large-scale shopping needs and quick, convenient purchases.
In addition to retail stores, Rimi Baltic Latvia operates warehouses and distribution centers to support its extensive store network. This centralized supply chain ensures efficient product availability and freshness, particularly for food and perishable items.
Since 2020, Rimi Baltic has enhanced its presence with a developed e-commerce platform across the Baltic countries, featuring multiple pickup points, supporting modern shopping preferences.
The company employs over 11,000 people across the Baltics, with a significant workforce in Latvia, enabling high-quality customer service and store operations.
Financially, Rimi Baltic reported an estimated revenue around 416.5 million USD in recent years, which converts roughly to the 200 to 500 million EURO range for 2024, reflecting its substantial market presence in the region.
Overall, Rimi Baltic Latvia stands out as a major actor in food, drinks, and beauty retailing, combining diverse store formats, a broad product assortment, and integrated logistics to cater to varied consumer needs efficiently.
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Founded in 2004, Rimi Baltic is a retailer and its headquarters is based in Riga, Latvia. It is a subsidiary of the Swedish group ICA. It operates three chains namely Rimi hypermarket, Rimi supermarket and Mini Rimi.
In order to expand its business, the company opened 81 stores in Estonia. Moreover, in the financial year 2016, it obtained a total revenue of 389 million euros and it has 2786 dedicated employees working towards the ultimate goal of the company.
Its product categories include:
Additionally, the firm’s private label are known as:
The company has attained organic certification for its warehouses and also ISO 14001 certification (Environmental Management System). Its products are Fairtrade, UTZ and Rainforest Alliance certified. This shows that the firm is determined to promote sustainability.
Rimi’s objective is to promote a healthy lifestyle to its customers and always wants to innovate new things in order to promote development.
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Rimi Baltics is a chain of general retail stores operating in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. In Lithuania, the business operates a total of 58 stores. The retail chain is owned by ICA Gruppen.
Rimi Baltics Lithuania has a market share of 7%.
Rimi Baltics Lithuania operates under the following banners:
Rimi Baltics Lithuania achieved a turnover of € 4.8 billion in 2019.
Rimi Baltics Lithuania offers products in the following categories:
A wide variety of products are available under its own brands which are:
Rimi is the only company in Lithuania bearing the BRC certificate for the storage and distribution of goods. Also, it is compulsory for manufacturers to possess the BRC, ISO 22000, IFS certificates as the firm wants that 80% of its private label products should have quality certificates.
Rimi Baltics Lithuania’s online shop can be accessed on www.rimi.lt
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United States
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Founded in 1901 in the US by Charles R. Walgreen, Walgreens is a store chain specialised in the distribution of pharmaceutical and beauty products countrywide. The company gained popularity when it started selling prescription whiskey and it currently operates 9277 stores across the country and owns an online store as well as a mobile application. Walgreens has been a subsidiary of Walgreens Boots Alliance since 2014.
Walgreens expanded over the years, acquiring the chain Happy Harry in 2006. The business has also ventured outside the US and bought 20 stores in Puerto Rico and in 2015, Walgreens also took over RiteAid which was its major competitor in the pharmaceutical business.
Furthermore, Walgreens offers health services for 100 conditions practised by professionals such as dermatologists and many more. The firm provides online consultations as well.
Walgreens recently launched the new loyalty program, myWalgreens, which is designed to benefit customers and help local communities. The program has about 86 million active members as of August 2020.
8 million customers were reported to engage with Walgreens each day.
In 2020, Walgreens achieved a turnover of €356 million.
Moreover, Walgreens has been recognised as the 2nd largest pharmacy chain in the US. In the retail pharmacy industry in the US, 72% of the Walgreens Boots Alliance’s sales are made in pharmacies.
Walgreens won the Construction Buyer of the Year Award and the MBEIC Sharing Success Award. The firm is also one of the leading organizations that provide business opportunities for women.
The business offers a wide range of products in the following categories:
Brands such as Tide, Dove, Vera Wang and L'Oréal Paris collaborate with Walgreens. These are imported from France, UK, Switzerland and many more.
In addition, the company offers free delivery for orders exceeding €30.
Walgreens donates and supports several organisations to help people with cancer, reduce poverty and promote education.
Customers can purchase products on Walgreens’s online shop on www.walgreens.com
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France
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Sephora, a chain of cosmetics stores, was established in 1970 by Dominique Mandonnaud. Its headquarters is based in Boulogne Billancourt, France. It has operated as a subsidiary of LVMH since 1997. Sephora grew by acquiring 85 stores of the perfume chain, Marie-Jeanne Godard.
Moreover, the firm has expanded by opening 332 stores across the country and a total of 2700 stores in 35 countries worldwide as well as an online shop.
Sephora offers services such as virtual beauty consultations, brow wax, online makeup classes as well as personal shoppers.
In 2020, Sephora achieved a turnover of €316 million.
Sephora has been recognized by Forbes as one of America’s Best Employers in 2018, 2019, and 2020 and scored 100% on the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index.
Products under the personal care category such as makeup, perfumes, face care, shower gel, and hair accessories are available at Sephora.
Additionally, Sephora also supplies various vegan and organic products. Sephora has also announced that by the end of 2020, all the products from its Sephora Collection skincare line and its new foundations will be developed with more than 90% of natural ingredients.
Famous brands such as Dior, Chanel, Guerlain, Armani, Anastasia Beverly Hills and Azzaro, which are imported from Italy, USA, UK, etc, are available in all of Sephora’s outlets.
Its private label, known as Sephora Collection, features several products including makeup, skin care, accessories and many more.
Sephora has introduced a new system of tags, namely:
The business is also working on eliminating virgin plastic made out of petroleum from its packaging.
Sephora is part of Valuable 500, a global movement that is dedicated to include disabled people in businesses.
The online shop can be found on www.sephora.com
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United States
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1990
Ulta Beauty is a cosmetics retailer based in the US. The company was launched in 1990 and offers around 25000 references from 500 brands. Ulta Beauty is also known for providing personalized hair, makeup and nail care services.
At present, Ulta Beauty operates 1254 stores in the country, including around 100 which were launched in 2018. Ulta Beauty also manages an online shop. Ulta Beauty counts around 31.8 million active customers in its loyalty program.
Ulta Beauty has acquired GlamST and QM Scientific in 2018. These 2 major acquisitions will help the business develop further online. During the same year, Ulta Beauty launched the “Buy Online Pick Up in Store” concept. Ulta Beauty’s objective is to deliver orders in 2 days by 2021.
Ulta Beauty achieved a turnover of € 6.1 billion in 2018, indicating an increase of 14% compared to 2017. Its online sales have risen by 32.3%. The salon services have also increased by 3.6%. Ulta Beauty employs 45000 people.
Ulta Beauty offers products in the personal care category such as fragrances, skincare, haircare, cosmetics, etc. Brands such as L’Oreal, Estee Lauder, Versace, Lancome, etc.
Ulta Beauty also developed its own brand of products under the label, Ulta. Products such as makeup, face care, accessories, etc. are offered.
Ulta Beauty adheres by the FDA and the Fair Packaging & Labeling Act.
Concerning the logistics, the company operates 5 distribution centres covering a total floor area of 2677 sq.ft. There are also plans to set up a new warehouse in California.
Ulta Beauty is focusing on reducing wastage and for 2018, it has recycled 13200 tons of packaging materials. Ulta Beauty has significantly decreased its consumption of electricity as well.
The business also supports the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and has invested over € 29 million in research. The company also founded the Ulta Beauty Charitable Foundation that supports education and helps women and families by providing relief programs.
In 2017, Ulta Beauty has partnered with Dress for Success to empower women.
Ulta Beauty’s online shop can be accessed on ir.ultabeauty.com
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Ikea Food Services France is part of IKEA, a chain of furniture stores based in Sweden. Ikea Food Services France englobes the food service activities of IKEA in France. The business specialises in Swedish specialties.
In France, Ikea Food Services offers a varied menu including salads, wraps, vegetables, meatballs, desserts, etc. The business also offers breakfast options and options for children.
Some of the brands offered include Evian, Daim, Pepsi Cola, etc.
UPDATES ON IKEA FOOD SERVICES FRANCE ON 21/08/2020
Ikea Food Services France started testing its food home delivery in Paris in 2019 and intends to provide the service in other countries in the future depending on the success of the project. A warehouse with a floor area of 5400 m2 which can cater for 1500 references is being used to provide this service.
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United Kingdom
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Baxters Food Group is a long-established UK manufacturer of premium grocery products with operations in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and Poland. We produce a wide range of food products under our own brand and retailer private label across many categories including:
Soup: cans, bowls, pouches (ex UK and USA)
Chutneys and Condiments (ex UK)
Jams and Marmalades (ex UK)
Pickled Vegetables (ex UK and Poland)
Frozen Cookie Dough (ex Australia)
Our USA operation also works with leading multinational companies to provide contract manufacturing solutions across several food product categories including:
Prepared Baby Food, Soup, Pasta and Cooking Sauces, Packaged Rice, Breakfast Cereals and Drinkable Nutrition
We are seeking partners interested in any or all of the above food categories – sold under brands, private label, or contract manufacturing/B2B.
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We are wholesaler in tableware and decoration
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Malta
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WorldWide Co. Ltd was established way back in 1980 by two partners - Charles Pace and Joseph Zammit. Charles started out as a banker. After a glowing career, which saw him spend 17 years in the banking sector, he decided that it was time for a change. He joined Joseph and put his vast financial experience to the company's use.
Joseph, with nearly 10 years’ experience in the field made a name for himself as one of the top sales people in Malta. He is also a great chef and cooking remains to this day one of his favourite hobbies. This attribute he found to be a great asset, as it helped him understand the products as much as the clients who use them.
Over the years, WorldWide Co. Ltd has established itself as one of the market leaders in Malta in the supply of foodstuff, raw materials and equipment to the catering industry. In the last few years, more emphasis has been placed on the frozen line section… and this is growing very fast indeed.
The company represents some of the major European and world-renowned brands in its line, such as Bensdorp, Callebaut, Irca, Lakeland Dairies, Martin Braun, Rational, Irinox and many more. The policy of WorldWide Co. Ltd is ‘Quality before Price’, while keeping in mind the needs of an extremely price-conscious market. This means that the company does not stock a product just because it is cheap. One of its strong points has always been innovation and it are always on the lookout for new products to add to its line.
In 1997 the company moved to new premises, covering over 3,000 square meters of floor space over three floors. As well as the traditional layout of offices, storage and showrooms, the new premises includes an innovative demonstration kitchen - the only one on the island - where customers are offered in-house training. This has resulted in a great improvement in quality, presentation and type of products on display in the Maltese islands. ‘Team cooking live' sessions are also held on Rational's self-cooking centre.
Year after year, WorldWide Co. Ltd has increased the number and variety of its product staff and turnover. Today it is considered as one of the Island’s leaders in its field. 2011 saw an important change in the company. With Joseph’s retirement, Charles took over as the company’s sole director. This was a time of great challanges as well as innovation for both Worldwide and Charles. With the help of capable staff and a strong sales force, Charles’ leadership has taken the company to new success and achievements.
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Heartland Food Products Group is a global leader in the production of low-calorie sweetener products. Heartland produces and markets sweeteners, cold brew coffee and sugar-free liquid water enhancers.
Heartland Food Products Group, makes your beverages taste better. Our main products are: sweeteners, cold brew coffee and liquid water enhancers concentrated sugar-free syrups.
Since September 2015, Heartland is the owner of Splenda® low-calorie sweetener brand.
Come and visit Heartland to find out more about the latest developments sweetener, coffee and water enhancers categories. We have developed a full range of trending products that make your beverages taste better.
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Poland
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Eurocash was founded in 1995 by Jeronimo Martins after the latter acquired the cash & carry chain Elektromis in Poland. In 2003, Eurocash’s management, led by Luis Amaral, purchased the company from Jeronimo Martins.
Initially operating as a wholesale chain, Eurocash has developed its activities. Nowadays, the company operates in 3 segments:
Wholesale
Retail
Projects
In the Wholesale sector, Eurocash has a market share of 28% in Poland and is recognised as a leading distributor in that sector.
Eurocash, nowadays, operates various banners such as cash & carry stores, drugstores, supermarkets, HoReCa, convenience stores and more. Eurocash has a total of 16326 stores under several banners including (but not limited to):
Eurocash: a chain of 180 cash & carry stores
Abc store chain: a chain with 8985 shops
Delikatesy Centrum: 1565 stores
Inmedio: 450 shops
Other FMCG: 193 shops
Other Franchises: 5133 shops
The chains operate as franchises and are either owned by Eurocash or by other franchisees.
Eurocash also operates an online shopping platform, Frisco.
Furthermore, the company has also introduced Abc Store on Wheels that consists of 240 trucks offering a range of products. Eurocash also provides services such as: electronic financial services, including mobile top ups, billing payments, and charging card payments through a network of approximately 10,000 terminals located in stores.
In 2019, Eurocash has achieved a turnover of € 5488 million, indicating a growth of 8.8% compared to 2018.
Eurocash offers products under various categories including:
Drinks: soft drinks, mineral water energy drinks, etc.
Dairy: butter, cheese,margarine, etc.
Savory Grocery: sauces, oil, chips, canned food, etc.
Sweet Grocery: chocolate, coffee, biscuits, etc.
Chilled & Fresh Food: sausages, ready-meals, charcuterie, etc.
Personal Care: oral care, skincare, hair care, etc.
Household: detergents, cleaners,dishwashers, etc.
The brands available include Gellwe, Sarita, Dr. Oetker, Diamant, Nestle, Lorenz, etc.
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Seychelles
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We are a group of companies and we have been in this business for the last 12 years. We are one of the top recognized wholesalers in Seychelles, dealing with the sale and distribution of Food and Beverages, imported from different parts of the world. We strive to supply quality products at reasonable prices. At our company, we are pleased to cater to hotels, restaurants, grioceryshops/super market. Our product range varies from breakfast cereals, noodles, juices, wines, biscuits, pet food and many more. All our products are imported from different countries both on branded and private label.
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Netherlands
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1975
Kruidvat is a prominent Dutch retail chain specializing predominantly in health and beauty products, along with household goods, cosmetics, baby supplies, and vitamins. Founded in 1975, the company has established itself as a leading drugstore and pharmacy chain in the Netherlands and Belgium with a strong presence in value-for-money retailing and extensive promotional activities.
Kruidvat operates a combined network of over 1,250 stores across the Netherlands and Belgium, consisting mainly of convenience and supermarket-style outlets, supported by distribution centers and warehouses to serve its market efficiently. Its headquarters is situated in Renswoude, Utrecht, Netherlands, serving as the central hub for strategic planning, merchandising, marketing, supply chain management, finance, and HR functions.
The retailer is part of the AS Watson Group, the world's largest international health & beauty retailer, which reported a global turnover exceeding 24 billion USD in the 2024 fiscal year. Kruidvat’s own turnover is estimated to fall within the 1 to 10 billion euro range as of 2024. The company employs between 1,000 and 4,999 people within the Netherlands, highlighting its significant scale and operational footprint in the country.
Known for its wide product assortment, Kruidvat covers health and beauty extensively, including personal care items, cosmetics, vitamins, baby products, and also offers a selection of fashion accessories, textiles, CDs, toys, and decorative household products. The brand has attained recognition such as the "ABN AMRO Retailer of the Year 2023-2024" award in the Netherlands, reflecting strong consumer approval and market leadership.
Kruidvat's retail strategy emphasizes accessibility and affordability, aiming to make everyday essentials available to a broad customer base through physical stores complemented by an online platform. Its stores are common and conspicuous fixtures in Dutch shopping streets and Belgian markets, catering to millions of consumers annually with a dynamic and commercially driven approach.
The company maintains modern logistic centers and advanced IT systems to enable an integrated offline plus online (O+O) shopping experience, positioning itself strongly in the competitive European retail pharmacy and drugstore sector.
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Finnish non food specialist that operate a little HPC division with a store check of 23 outlets. Along with its HPC division are categories such as home furniture or clothing.
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Piotr i Pawel operates 139 stores in Poland. The company generated €450M of sales revenue last year, holding 1,1% market share.
The first Piotr i Pawet store was founded in 1990 by Eleonora Wos and her sons Piotr and Pawet, at the Głogowska street in Poznań. The basic idea that guided them was the creation of shops in which consumer would enjoy shopping
And this idea was the main motto of the network for 26 years.
This approach to business, where customers comes first and the convenience brought huge success to Piotr i Pavel. they gained recognition not only among the inhabitants of Poznan families, but also among the inhabitants of the whole Polish.
Currently, Piotr i Pawet has 138 supermarkets throughout the country, in every province and is the only large Polish supermarket chain. Customers choose supermarkets, "Piotr i Pawet", because they can be assured of a wide variety of quality products extremely attractive prices and friendly atmosphere while shopping.
This is confirmed by numerous awards that the supermarkets Piotr i Pawet received over the years. The last one was the title of the Market of the Year 2016 "Best offer fresh produce."
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Giardino Bio is a Russian importer of organic food items based in Moscow. Specialised in healthy foods, Giardino Bio serves clients such as supermarket chains, gourmet stores, restaurants, pastry shops, etc. in Russia.
Giardino Bio offers products in the following categories:
The importer distributes various organic, gluten-free and kosher products.
Some of the brands available include Biona, Ceinat, Love Crunch, etc.
Giardino Bio imports its products from countries like France, UK, Italy, USA, etc.
Giardino Bio doesn’t offer products containing GMOs, chemical additives, preservatives, pesticides, etc.
In fact, all products must have organic certifications such as USDA for Europe and Eurolith for the US. The company also considers the demeter certification.
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Croatia
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Konzum is the largest supermarket chain in Croatia, founded in 1957 in Zagreb. It operates a wide retail network with over 600 stores covering the entire Croatian territory, serving half a million customers daily. Konzum is part of the Fortenova Group since 2019 and stands as a key player in Croatia's food retail sector and economy.
The company operates various store formats including supermarkets and convenience stores, supported by distribution centers and warehouses to manage its extensive supply chain. It has a strong focus on retail innovation, including the integration of online sales with a web shop that covers more than 70% of Croatian households, making it the only Croatian retail chain with its own online grocery channel.
Konzum offers a broad assortment of food, beverages, and household products, including its private-label brand K Plus, which provides food and household goods at affordable prices. Through strategic logistics and technology investments, including AI integration and self-scanning payment systems, Konzum has optimized the shopping experience for its customers.
The company employs over 10,000 people in Croatia, emphasizing customer satisfaction, operational efficiency, and teamwork across its network. With around 600 stores, Konzum holds a dominant position in Croatian retail, continuously fostering relations with local suppliers and supporting domestic producers. It plays an influential role in the regional supply chain and retail landscape.
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1976
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Croatia
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Fortenova Group, a Croatian company, was launched in April 2019 to take over Agrokor which had been in existence for more than 30 years. The newly established company, Fortenova Group is now solely managing all business matters and the subsidiaries of Agrokor.
The group Agrokor was established in the year 1976 by Ivica Todorić. The headquarters is based in Zagreb, Croatia. Initially trading in flowers, Agrokor expanded and started to trade in the distribution and production of food and drinks. The business also entered the retail industry and ventured into sectors as well.
Fortenova Group now reflects the new and modern vision of the company.
During the first 9 months of operation (April to December 2019), Fortenova Group has generated a turnover of €2.6 billion, indicating that its revenue has increased by 3.5% compared to the previous year at the same period.
Fortenova Group is involved through its various subsidiaries in the following categories:
Dairy: cheese, etc.
Savory Grocery: oil, margarine, condiments, sauces, etc.
Drinks: mineral water, soft drinks, wine, etc.
Frozen food: ice cream, vegetables, fruits, seafood, etc.
Fortenova Group is involved in several sectors, namely:
Food
Agriculture
Retail
Other
In the Food sector, Fortenova Group owns the following subsidiaries:
Jamnica: a Croatian manufacturer of mineral water and soft drinks.
Ledo: a producer and distributor of ice-cream and frozen foods
Mladina: a wine producer
Pik: a producer of meat products.
Zvijezda: a producer and distributor of food items such as oil, margarine, mayonnaise, sauces, cheese, etc.
Roto: a drinks distributor offering products from over 130 local and international brands
Solana: a producer of table salt.
In the retail sector, Fortenova Group manages businesses:
Konzum: a supermarket chain with over 600 stores
Velpro: a wholesaler targeting businesses in the HoReCa sector
Tisak: a retail chain offering tobacco products, printed materials, etc.
In the agricultural sector, Fortenova Group operates several farms and facilities such as (not limited to):
Agrolaguna: a producer of wine which is also involved in cattle farming and the cultivation of olives.
Belje: an agricultural company that produces wine, cheese, cured meat, etc.
Vinka: a producer of frozen fruit and vegetables.
Fortenova Group is also involved in other sectors. Some of them are: :
A007: a digital company which develops the online portion of Fortenova Group
Agrokor Energila: a company that produces electricity from renewable energy sources
Aviva Poliklinika: a provider of healthcare services
Atlas: a travel agency
Projektgradnja: a construction company
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United States
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Walgreens Boots Alliance(WBA) was created in 2014 when Alliance Boots, founded in the UK, merged with the American company, Walgreens. With more than 170 years of experience altogether, WBA is a global leader in retail pharmacy with over 21 000 stores in more than 25 countries.
As one of the largest buyers of prescription drugs and other healthcare products, WBA purchased 1942 Rite Aid drugstores in the U.S. In 2018, WBA acquired 40% in GuoDa, a leading retail pharmacy chain in China.
In its financial year 2022, it achieved a turnover of €123 billion.
The business operates in the following segments:
Retail Pharmacy USA: Health and personal care retail business where the group sells its private label products. The company operates 9021 stores in the US.
Retail Pharmacy International: supplies retailers with products of other international brands. The company operates 4428 stores through its retail pharmacy banners like Boots, Benavides and Ahumada.
Pharmaceutical Wholesale: provides pharmacies with medicines and health care products to over 110 000 pharmacies, doctors, hospitals as well as health care centres.
WBA has subsidiaries which operates under the following banners:
In 2021, WBA achieved a turnover of €90.7 billion, up by 6.1% compared to the previous year, and employs more than 450 000 employees, including 40 000 pharmacists.
Moreover, WBA was ranked in the 100 Best Corporate Citizens of 2021 and the business earned the Responsible Business of the Year 2019-2020 by Business in the Community as well.
A wide range of products in the following categories are offered by WBA:
Brands such as Tide, Dove, Vera Wang, L'Oréal Paris and several others collaborate with WBA.
WBA’s private labels include:
Furthermore, WBA has been regularly contributing to various communities to advocate for a healthier lifestyle and promoting sustainable values by reducing its carbon footprint and is focused on sourcing consumer goods safely, responsibly, ethically and sustainably.
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United Kingdom
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2002
Established in 2002, Otl is a discounter operating in the FMCG industry. Its headquarters is based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Dealing with an extensive range of FMCG products, the firm provides the best products at the lowest price for retailers and wholesalers in 12 different countries, across 6 continents.
A selection of its products are available at its 2,500 square feet retail showroom as well as on its online platform. Besides, the company operates its offices in the UK, China, Mexico and Poland.
Otl’s clientele includes small independent retailers, major supermarkets and wholesalers. For major supermarkets, Otl imports full containers of private label products and products from small case quantities for smaller retailers.
Some of its clients are Aldi, Londis, Morrisons, Spar, Tesco and more.
Moreover, the company offers a wide assortment of goods in the following categories:
Brands such as NYcoffee, Glamorize, Fruitella, Pooper Star, etc, are endorsed by Otl.
Pertaining to its logistics solutions, the firm operates its own national warehouse of 58,000 square feet. Moreover, FOB options, trunker and pallet deals are also offered to its customers.
Otl’s online shop can be accessed on: https://otltd.co.uk/
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Belgium
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2015
Coopernic is a buying alliance which was established in 2006 in Belgium. Its members include E.Leclerc, REWE Group, Ahold Delhaize, Coop Italia and Colruyt Group. Coopernic helps independent retailers and cooperatives an edge in order to compete with large companies.
Coopernic’s turnover is around € 2.4 billion.
Coopernic works with around 130 suppliers which can provide for products for private labels.
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Morocco
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1990
Founded in 1990, Marjane Holding is the number one Moroccan retailer operating in the distribution and real estate areas. Its headquarters is based in Marrakech, Morocco. The group is wholly owned by SNI (National Investment Company) - King Mohammed VI's vehicle for public investment.
Currently, the business operates 133 stores in 30 cities across the country and an online store as well.
In the financial year 2022, the company achieved a turnover of €1.1 billion and it employs more than 11,000 people.
Marjane Holding offers various products in the following categories:
Marjane Holding offers a variety of organic, gluten-free and dietetic products for consumers with specific food needs.
Furthermore, the business has a variety of products under its own brand Marjane which covers almost all product categories. It is noteworthy that the firm entered into agreement in 2021 to source 80% of its private label products from Morocco itself.
Additionally, the company possesses the HACCP certificate which ensures quality standards.
In relation to its logistics solutions, the products are stored in cold rooms and refrigerated sales cabinets according to the norms. The latest monitoring equipment is used in order to ensure that all products are properly stored and regular checks are done. Moreover, Marjane Holding offers home deliveries and same day deliveries as well. The company owns a fleet of refrigerated vehicles to maintain the good quality of the goods during delivery.
In addition, the firm wishes to increase its market share of local sourcing of private label products from 65% to 80% by 2024.
An easy access to Marjane Holding's online shop is: www.marjane.ma
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Maxima International Sourcing is part of Maxima Grupe and handles the management, sourcing and negotiation for the different retail chains of the company which are present in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Bulgaria and Poland. Furthermore, the company also responsible for the private labels of Maxima Grupe.
The first Maxima store was set up in 1998 in Vilnius, Lithuania. The company operated under 3 different chains, namely Minima, Maxima and Media chains.
Then, in 2000, the company opened the chain T-market along with Minima, Maxima and Media in Latvia and Estonia.
In 2005, Minima, Maxima and Media chains were regrouped under 1 chain, Maxima.
The chain Aldik was acquired by the company in 2012 and its stores were merged with the Stokrotka chain.
In 2017, the firm acquired the online grocery store chain, Barbora.
Maxima International Sourcing now manages stores in 5 countries under the banners:
Maxima: Maxima consists of 79 stores in Estonia, 160 in Lavia and 246 in Lithuania.
Stokrotka: 534 stores in Poland
T-Market: 74 stores in Bulgaria
The stores can accommodate a total of over 1.3 million clients daily.
Maxima Sourcing has developed 140 private labels which involve 6000 SKUs in various categories. Some of these brands are:
Meistro Kokybe, Meistara Marka and Meistrite Kvaliteet brands which consist of products such as prepared meals such as salads, sandwiches, meat, fish as well as confectionary and bakery products.
Ekologica - a range of organic products which include fresh fruits and vegetables, oil, florur and more.
Linkejimai Is Kaimo - fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, herbs and local pickles from producers in Lithuania. These are usually small farms.
Saules Pienas/Saules Piens, Laukuva and Muhe Muna which consist of fresh dairy and meat products.
Tasty Home - spices and salad products
Fish Port - which consist of seafood products
Meltez Royaller - a range of ice cream
Favorit - diapers and wet wipes
Dentadoc - oral care products for children and adults
Ardour - a brand of pet food for cats and dogs
LA Fonte, Divus, Wenie, Nia and Daily which involve products such as hair care, face care and skin care.
Furthermore, the company is sourcing for products in the personal care category which includes shampoos, conditioners and shower gels. Maxima International Sourcing works with well-established brands and is looking for suppliers preferably from the Baltic states, Poland (and CE), Romania, Turkey and Italy.
UPDATE ON MAXIMA INTERNATIONAL SOURCING ON 20/08/19
Maxima International Sourcing is sourcing products in different categories.
Concerning the savory category, the company is looking for chips, snacks, pet food, ketchup, dressings, mustard, tomato paste, spices and oils.
In the case of sweet grocery, the company is looking for coffee, tea, bakery as well as seasonal confectionery, chocolates and sweets. Maxima International Sourcing is also interested in products for christmas, easter and other seasonal events. These include chocolate tablets and sweet boxes.
The firm is also looking for products which are sugar-free, gluten-free, organic and also wants to offer ethnic foods.
UPDATE ON MAXIMA INTERNATIONAL SOURCING ON 16/12/19
The company is interested in developing its private label for products in the diary category including cheese, milk, butter, yoghurt, etc.
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France
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Transgourmet is a French wholesaler for food professionals, owned by the Coop Group. The company is Europe's second largest self-service and wholesale delivery company. Transgourmet Group was founded in 2008 as a joint venture between Rewe and Coop, but it is fully owned by Coop since 2011.
The company operates in various countries such as Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, Poland, Romania and Russia.
Additionally, Transgourmet Group is the leading national supplier for the delivery of food and hygiene products to catering and bakery-pastry professionals.
The business also owns a division, Transgourmet Export, which offers all à la carte supply solutions anywhere in the world. Furthermore, in 2016, the Group created the Transgourmet Solutions, which offers the company's customers a portal of selected, negotiated and packaged services to accompany them and support their performance.
Moreover, in 2021, Transgourmet acquired the company, GM FOOD, and entered the Spanish market.
The company also owns Transgourmet Academy which offers courses such as culinary expertise, employee training, customer training, etc.
The group's core business is to distribute food products and non-food products and offer its services to vendors including caterers, bakers, restaurants, retailers, bakeries, hotels, etc. Some of its customers include Elior, Class Croûte, Starbucks, Columbus Café, etc.
With a workforce of around 28,000 employees, the company achieved a revenue of around € 7.8 billion.
Various products are offered in the following categories:
Transgourmet distributes products from brands such as Elle & Vire, Badoit, Evian, Amand Terroir, etc.
Additionally, the enterprise has also developed its own brands which include:
Some of Transgourmet’s suppliers include Alpro, Kabat, Ready for you, Valade en Corrèze, BANANIA, etc.
Furthermore, the company has partnered with various culinary associations such as Les Toques Francaises, Gourmediterranee, the National Cooking Academy, etc.
With regards to the environment, the business indulges in several measures. For instance, Transgourmet Group has partnered with Too Good To Go in order to minimise food wastage. The business also aims to reduce packaging waste by using Pandobac reusable bins.
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France
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Stokomani is a retailer of non-food products established in France since 1961. The founder, Maurice Namani launched the business in Paris and its first store in 1971 in Creil. The concept behind Stokomani is to offer unsold stocks from high-end brands at discounted prices.
Stockomani offers over 8000 references and each week, new items reach the shops.
Stokomani operates 104 shops across France and aims to reach a total of 200 shops in the country by 2022.
Stokomani’s turnover is € 507 million and by 2018, the chain employed 2641 people. The company has been constantly recruiting and creating new jobs over the years. In fact, it is expected that around 5000 people will be working for Stokomani by 2022.
Stokomani won the Best Retail Chain of the year award in 2019.
Stokomani offers a range of products in the following categories:
Stokomani offers products from around 600 European and international brands such as Bic, Dove, Scholl, Sanex, Air Wick, etc.
Stokomani’s total warehousing space is 100000m2.
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France
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Named after Nosy Be located in Madagascar, Nocibe is a retailer of beauty products which was founded in 1984 in France by Daniel Vercamer and is owned by Douglas Holding since 2014.
There are currently 30 000 references available in its stores, a network consisting of 392 beauty institutes, 610 stores, an online store as well as a mobile application.
Alongside its services, Nocibe provides a training program for its employees and a variety of beauty treatments are available in all its salons.
In 2020, Nocibe partnered with Spockee, a developer, to create 2 live streaming services enabling customers to communicate directly with a sales assistant for a personalized service.
Moreover, the firm is a leader in the beauty products distribution with 15 million customers visiting the stores and over 60 million website visits per year.
In its financial year 2021/22. it achieved a turnover of €781.2 million and currently employs 20 000 people, including 4000 advisors.
In 2021, Nocibe was awarded the Customer Excellence Award for the 5th consecutive year.
Nocibe offers several products in the following category:
Personal Care: makeup, face care, body care and fragrances.
Furthermore, more than 600 brands including Patyka, Nyx Professional Makeup, IT Cosmetics, Chanel, Dior, Guerlain and Lancome, collaborate with Nocibe.
The private label business goes by the name, Nocibe, which features around 1400 references such as masks, makeup, cleansing foam, body creams.
Nocibe has also donated around 15 000 hand creams to caregivers in France.
Its online shop can be accessed on www.nocibe.fr
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France
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Combo is a French food importer which began to operate in 2003. The business currently import specialty food items from Italy, Portugal and Japan. Combo is constantly innovating and aware of the latest trends on the market.
Combo distributes to clients in the retail sector such as self-service stores and in the catering sector.
Combo reached a turnover of € 1.8 million in 2017.
Combo offers products in the following categories:
Combo offers its products under its own labels. Each brand features products from a specific country:
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Canada
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Established in 1919 in Canada by Theodore Pringle Loblaw and J.Milton Cork, Loblaw began as a chain of grocery stores in Canada. The firm operated under the name Loblaw Groceterias. Loblaw Companies was founded in 1956, taking over the business.
Nowadays, the retail group operates a number of shops that include pharmacies and food stores. The firm operates a number shops under different banners that include (but not limited to):
In 2020, Loblaw Companies reached a turnover of € 31.8 billion, indicating a rise of 11.4%. There are 200000 people working for the company.
Loblaw Companies has developed its own brands that include (but not limited to):
All suppliers working with the company must adhere to the supplier code of conduct derived by the business. There is an audit compliance team which ensures that suppliers comply with the code and also offers training to help suppliers implement the necessary measures.
In the case of seafood, Loblaw Companies works with suppliers which are GSSI, MSC, ASC and ISSF certified.
Loblaw Companies is RSPO, UTZ, FSC and CRSB certified.
Furthermore, Loblaw Companies is involved in community projects with PC Children’s Charit and Shoppers Drug Mart LOVE. YOU.
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In 2021, Loblaw Companies partnered with Imperial and now those who have the PC Optimum card can use their card to shop in LobLaw stores and Shopper Drug-Mart stores.
Moreover, Loblaw Companies is collaborating with Loop in order to provide products in refillable packaging. The aim is to reduce plastic use.
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United Kingdom
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Amazon launched in the UK in 1998 and is one of the leading e-commerce platforms in the country. Amazon UK is part of the American giant, Amazon, which is based in the USA. Its head office is located in London.
Just like Amazon USA, the UK subsidiary offers Amazon Prime which allows its members to benefit from exclusive deals such as fast delivery, access to specific products such as free e-books and movies at no extra cost. Amazon Prime Video has nearly 5.96 million subscribers countrywide.
It has a workforce of 75,000 employees.
The business also runs a Fashion Photography Studio and a data centre.
Moreover, through the Amazon Academy, the firm has been able to help many SMEs(Small & Medium Enterprises) develop, thus creating thousands of job opportunities.
In 2020, the company achieved a turnover of €22.41 billion, making it Amazon’s third biggest market.
Amazon UK offers products in various categories which include:
Furthermore, the firm also offers gluten-free, vegan, dairy-free, sugar-free and organic products.
Brands available on Amazon UK’s platform include Doritos, Aptamil, Finish, Lays and many more.
Amazon UK manages 9 fulfilment centres in England, Wales, Sotland, etc. Furthermore, the company has more than 16,000 Pickup Locations in the UK.
In addition, the business has been sponsoring several charities in the country as well.
Amazon UK’s online shopping platform can be accessed on www.amazon.co.uk
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1997
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Poland
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Polomarket is a retailer which was established in 1997 and its headquarters is located in Giebnia, Poland. The chain was founded following a merger from 5 retail chains with a total of 27 stores. Nowadays, Polomarket comprises of 283 stores in Poland.
In 2016, it attained a turnover of € 549 million and employed 7000 people.
Polomarket won several awards including the Mobile Trends Awards 2020 for its application and the Eagle Wprest award.
Its products categories include:
Some of the brands offered include Szymon Butcher, Milk Polana, Vit Morning, Gotove, Aqua Rosa, Dream, etc.
Polomarket operates 3 logistics centres.
The business has been working with over a dozen orphanages and other aid centers in the country.
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Iceland
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Hagar is a retail group founded in 2003 in Iceland. The company is also present in Denmark and Sweden. Hagar owns several subsidiaries which operate independently. The business offers both food and on-food items.
Hagar operates the following subsidiaries:
Furthermore, Hagar is also a franchisee for Zara and operates 1 store under this banner.
Hagar employs 2200 people.
Concerning the logistics, Hagar owns 2 warehouses and all the logistics are managed by the subsidiary company Aofong.
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1994
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South Korea
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Founded in 1994 in South Korea, BGF Retail began trading as a wholesaler before venturing into the retail business with its chain of convenience stores under the banner CU. BGF Retail has over 8000 convenience stores.
BGF Retail also runs BGF Foods, a food manufacturing facility that specialises in lunch boxes, sushi rolls, hamburgers, etc.
BGF Retail reached a turnover of € 2.1 billion in 2018.
The company offers products including food and beverages.
BGF Retail is HACCP certified.
Concerning the logistics, the company runs a distribution company under the name GB Floris which owns several distribution centres.
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7-Eleven France is a liaison office for 7-Eleven in Japan. Japanese buyers purchase for their own market.
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3H Products United States is an importer and distributor of natural and organic items based in the US. It was founded by Dr. Jim. The firm’s target is to provide products which improve health and happiness.
3H Products United States works in collaboration with a third party e-commerce website like Amazon.
3H Products United States offers products in the following categories:
3H Products United States distributes products from brands such as Kopi Luwak, Philips, Buddha’s Cup, etc.
The company imports its products from various parts of the world like Indonesia, Hawai, Colombia, etc.
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1956
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Netherlands
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Founded in 1956, Superunie is a buying alliance that represents 13 independent retail organizations in the Netherlands. The alliance serves over 1700 supermarkets in the country and controls nearly 30% of the market. Furthermore, it also forms part of European Marketing Distribution, a cooperative with an European market share of 14.8%.
Some of its members are Plus, Boni, Coop, Spar, Poeesz, Jan Linders, etc.
Furthermore, Superunie is in partnership with Sifav.
The buying alliance achieves a turnover of €7.3 billion and employs 100 people.
Various products are provided in the following categories:
Organic options are also available.
Superunie has also owns several brands, some of which are:
Furthermore, Superunie deals with over 230 suppliers across the world, from countries like India, Eastern Europe, Sri Lanka, Brazil etc
Moreover, several departments, which are responsible for the business activities, are also operational. Some of these include:
The buying alliance is also a co-signatory of the “Code of Conduct for Fair Trade Practices".
Additionally, Superunie is sourcing products for private labels in the following categories:
With regards to the environment, the alliance indulges in several measures such as endorsing EU legislation on deforestation and land conversion.
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PLN, leaders in manufacturing innovative products and benchmark company on the European food market.
We have been leading the development of Private Label for over 20 years. Many top distribution brands trust in our expertise and that of our partners’pioneering production plants located throughout Europe, where we create and develop products which set market trends.
Our commitment to quality, our methodical work style and our qualified team of professionals, have successfully positioned us at the forefront of innovation and development of new concepts in the food industry.
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Denmark
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1979
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Tunisia
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Arem group was founded by Mr Jamel Arem, in 1979 in Tunisia. The group has operations in diverse profitable business sectors:
Trade and distribution has been at the heart of the group's activities through STEQ.
Steq is a company created by Arem, which main objective is the distribution of spare parts for automobiles. By showing interest in this sector, the group has given rise to new domains of activity and products whereby its commercials companies seek:
The group distributes famous brands of beauty & personal care products such as: Nivea, Septona, Byly,Mp3,Oe, Spontex, Persavon.
Arem's took the initiative to launch its business in the industrial sector after the acquisition of SIAME, a company specialized in manufacturing electrical appliances and equipment. Also in different fields of activities:
This sector of the company is expanding at both national and international levels. The group parterns with: Carrefour,Carrefour market, Geant, Monoprix: modern supermarkets & hypermarkets. They currently work with distributors and wholesalers companies to reach a network of 800 retailers.
The aim of the group for investing in the tourism sector is based on a historical and diversified cultural heritage. Arem's group possess 3 hotels located in the best sites of Tunisia:
Hotel Lella Baya: 4-star hotel
Thalassotherapy centre in Yasmine Hammamet
Hotel Diana Beach: 4-star hotel
Hotel Meridiana: 3 stars hotel in Djerba
Through the property development scheme, the group has realized projects of high standing. This sector of the group owes its success to the following criteria:
The group has set up a quality management system within its subsidiaries operating in the industry, to evolve the objectives of the company.
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1991
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United Kingdom
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1991
Keen Meadows Foods Ltd is an international food company with a modern office conveniently located in the heart of London and further offices strategically positioned in Hungary and Italy.
We are experts in identifying suppliers of a wide range of frozen fruit and vegetables from world-wide sources and delivering them in full container loads with continuity of supply, season-to-season, at fixed prices.
Our very experienced staff carefully monitor all lines of supply to ensure that only quality assured producers are entrusted with our contracts.
From the humble pea contract grown in the UK to tightly controlled, carefully size-graded strawberries from Central America; our complete range is subjected to the most exhaustive scrutiny to meet all specifications.
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1989
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United Kingdom
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Since our foundation in 1989, our good reputation for providing frozen vegetables of the highest quality has taken us into new markets and new product areas. Our comprehensive portfolio has grown to include frozen fruit and ready meals too, bringing you the world’s finest produce from our best-in-class supply partners across the globe.
But it’s not our enviable range or our diverse channels of distribution that set us apart, it’s our people. Our core team has now grown in both number and experience into a dedicated group of extremely knowledgeable frozen food professionals, each with a true passion for what they do. Whether it’s for retail, foodservice or industry, we work to understand your business and your consumers. From the agronomists working in their fields to our Commercial Managers out in theirs, everyone here is equally committed to delivering not just excellent produce but great new ideas and top class service too
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1982
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United Kingdom
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1982
Ruskim Seafoods is a family owned company, established in 1982. From its early days of supplying prawns to Chinese restaurants and take away outlets, the company has progressed to become one of the leading importers, distributors and wholesalers of seafood, meat and poultry in the UK and Europe.
Ruskim Seafoods serves more than 3000 customers. Its clientele consists of wholesalers, foodservice, retailers and manufacturers.
In 2020, Ruskim Seafoods achieved a turnover of €96 million and employed 224 people.
A range of products such as poultry, meat, seafood, vegetables, etc are offered in the frozen category.
Several preferred brands including Ocean Classic, Lucky 8, Ace, Vinner and many more collaborate with Ruskim Seafoods.
The firm sources our products from 5 continents, ensuring it buys only from quality assured suppliers.
Moreover, Ruskim Seafoods associates with Seafish, BFFF, Defra and the FSA, which allows the company to be updated about law changes and production standards. All products are subjected to QC tests by its technical team before being stored.
With 3 major storage depots having a capacity of 10 000 tonnes strategically situated across the UK and Ireland and a fleet of 100 refrigerated delivery vehicles, Ruskim Seafoods operates 4 satellite depots as well.
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1983
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United Kingdom
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Icefresh foods is an importer which has been established in the year 1983 by Doug Seybold and Mike Bowen. The headquarters is based in Dunkirk, Aylsham, Norfolk, United Kingdom. The firm imports its products from European countries. Icefresh foods provides its services to the retail and HoReCa sector.
The importer provides a diversified range of products under the following categories:
The current portfolio consists of brands such as: Paw Patrol, Peppa Pig, Barratts, WW, Poppies, Van Diermen, D’haubry, De Pauline.
The company’s distribution channel covers general retail chains as well as food services such as:
Since the company maintains quality and high service levels, the latter has achieved BRC and and IFS certifications.
In the year 2015, the firm launched minion themed lollies which can be found in outlets such as Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Asda, etc.
In 2018, the company launched ice cream lollies which are free from artificial colourings, flavourings and preservatives.
The firm generates a total revenue of 27.7 million euros. The importer has a dedicated team of 20 employees working towards the goal of the company.
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1990
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United Kingdom
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1990
Caribbean Trading Ltd was set up in 1990 by Jonathan Hickling who has had over 35 years’ experience exporting foodstuffs to the West Indies. We now export to 15 Islands
throughout the Caribbean from countries around the world, with the UK remaining our prime sourcing location.
The company has continually grown over the years with growth of more than 7% last year; with a supplier base now well over 50 companies.
Our policy is to build strong lasting relationships with distributors, retailers and suppliers. We invest heavily in understanding markets and cultures and offer an unrivalled
service.
We source products predominantly from the main production areas of Europe, but also work with suppliers in the Americas and the Far East.
The company has built strong relationships with customers and suppliers alike and has expanded by helping to establish an associate office in Barbados and the formation of a
joint venture food service company in St Lucia.
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1967
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United Kingdom
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Established in 1967, Scotch Frost of Glasgow Ltd has become one of the longest established & leading suppliers to the UK\'s specialist ethnic food sector.
Incorporated within our group are our trading divisions comprising of L+T Frozen Foods based in Glasgow, Asian Harvest Foods Newcastle, Asian Harvest Foods North London, Avalon Seafoods North London and our newest additions to the group, Asian Harvest Foods Inverness and Asian Harvest Foods Ireland (North and South). Our Head Office is based in Uddingston.
We are a leading importer & distributor of frozen, fresh & ambient food products, drinks & packaging from Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, New Zealand & South America. We employ local agents worldwide to ensure our customers benefit from the best quality & most competitively priced products.
Our product range covers everything for the discerning caterer, including seafood, exotic fish, beef, pork, duckling, chicken, French fries, vegetables, rice, noodles, oils, sauces, canned goods, drinks & packaging & many more across a product range in excess of 1,000 lines. We are constantly searching for new & exciting products to offer to our customers across the UK. We do this through our agent network worldwide and through the feedback we get back from our customers and their requirements.
As well as stocking leading brands, we are proud to offer our own high quality brands including, Asian Harvest, Asian Treasure, Ecuadorian Harvest, Ecuadorian Treasure, Indonesian Harvest, Indonesian Treasure & Fat Buddha brands. Asian Harvest is already recognized as one of the leading brands in the UK ethnic market. All goods packed under our brands are strictly controlled and inspected at source to ensure the highest possible standards and quality.
At any given time we hold in excess of £3m worth of product in our strategic UK locations, ensuring that we can offer countrywide distribution to suit your requirements. We are driven by our customers needs and we aim to deliver 100% satisfaction, every time.
BFFF is the leading Trade Association for the frozen food sector. Its mission is to promote and protect the interests of the frozen food industry. Members cover the entire cold chain including large companies to SMEs
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Australia
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1998
Seafarm Operations Limited establishes integrated marine protein production operations in Australia through the farming of prawns and fish primarily for Asian export markets. It engages in the operation of Project Sea Dragon, a land-based prawn aquaculture project in northern Australia, which produces black tiger prawns. The company was formerly known as Seafarms Group Limited and changed its name to Seafarm Operations Limited in March 2015. The company was founded in 2005 and is based in Perth, Australia
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United Kingdom
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1973
Based in the UK since 1973, Sea Products International (SPI) is the leading importer of frozen seafood and fish products. The firm is part of the International Seafood Group, Landauer. It is headquartered in Birmingham.
The customers of SPI include wholesalers, cash & carries, Chinese and Indian distributors, fish merchants, food manufacturers and retailers.
In 2015, SPI won the British Frozen Foods Federation (BFFF) Annual Catering Awards GOLD Award for best New Starter/Buffet/Appetiser product.
In the foodservice sector, SPI offers high quality products with full traceability. The company works alongside menu development teams of renowned restaurant groups to develop its range of products in order to meet its clients requirements.
In the Asiatic field, SPI has buying and QC personnel in every buying area to ensure that its customers get the highest quality seafood. Additionally, the quality and the production process are closely monitored by the firm.
SPI offers several services such as developing products for brands and private labels as well as recommending product solutions for any variety of seafood.
SPI was reported to have achieved a turnover of €33.9 million.
Furthermore, SPI is BRC and MSC certified. It is noteworthy that all suppliers and producers associated with SPI are regularly audited and are accredited as well.
SPI owns a private label, Ocean Pearl, under which the majority of its products are packed.
In regards to logistics, SPI owns a cold centre located near to the city centre of Birmingham.
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United Kingdom
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Founded in 2010, Visual Foods is an importer and distributor of specialty frozen foods. Its headquarters is based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. The firm sources its products from Thailand, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and more.
Additionally, the company’s distribution channels include food manufacturers, national retailers, wholesalers, cash & carry, restaurants and pubs.
In the financial year 2021, Visual Foods achieved a turnover not exceeding € 60 million. Presently, the business employs not more than 50 people.
Furthermore, the enterprise won the Food & Drink supplier of the year award at the Whitbread Supplier Awards 2018.
Moreover, Visual Foods specialises in the frozen food category which includes products such as:
Visual Foods also offers the “Gold Water” brand in its range of products.
In addition, Visual Foods offers its own brands which consist of products such as prawns, fish, chicken, molluscs, etc. The private labels are as follows:
It is noteworthy that the firm maintains the highest quality standards as it is certified by MSC, BRC Global Standards and British Frozen Food Federation.
Concerning sustainability, Visual Foods is reducing its carbon emissions by waste management and promoting recycling.
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Holmes Seafood is one of the UK’s leading frozen seafood specialists. For over 70 years we have offered the finest frozen seafood to the wholesale, catering and retail trades.
Today, we are recognised as one of the most successful speciality seafood importers and distributors in the industry.
Our reputation is defined by our premium quality Holmes branded product range and is supported and enhanced by the many leading international brands that we represent in the UK.
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1983
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United Kingdom
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Homestead opened for business in 1983, set up by John Weatherby and Bob Gibson.
We deliver for supermarkets: sourcing quality, developing supplier relationships, delivering on major crop contracts and discovering innovative value-added products. We are proud to have supplied UK supermarkets continuously for twenty-five years.
We work closely with our customers' product development teams, championing the demands of the expectations of UK consumers.
We think hard about emerging trends and scour the world to bring new, exciting products to supermarket shelves and restaurant tables.
For more than twenty-five years Homestead has supplied quality food to supermarkets, food service companies and manufacturers.
We supply frozen vegetables, chips and other potato dishes to customers in the UK and across Europe. We work closely with growers in the UK, Europe and beyond.
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1989
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Belgium
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1989
Founded in 1989, Unilever is a co-packer which is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.
The firm has gained recognition through the Unilever Young Entrepreneurship Award 2018.
The business is interested in products in the following categories:
The company is also looking for meat alternatives. Concerning bouillons, healthy snacks, soups and dressings, Unilever Belgium is looking for suppliers for its private label. The firm is interested in bouillon in liquid, cube and powder formats.
Furthermore, the Belgian co-packer offers brands such a Becel, Ax, Dove, Knorr, Lipton, Ola, Signal, Zwan and Zwitsal.
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1976
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Netherlands
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1976
Intros Hotel Supplies is registered in The Netherlands. The company was formed in 1976 to service national hotels and international hotel chains.
Intros markets its products mainly in Europe, Africa and the Middle East and business has developed in line with the rapid growth of the hotel industry in these areas.
The range of operating equipment available is very extensive. All areas of the hotel are covered: bathrooms, bedrooms, front office (lobby), and back of house. Also personalized guest amenities are designed and supplied to any chosen style, as well as guestroom and public area furniture. Intros has developed itself as a ‘one-stop shop’ in the hotel industry.
Nearly forty years’ experience in marketing, selling and servicing hotel products gives Intros an advantage and knowledge which has proven to be second to none and highly appreciated by our customers.
Trusting to have been of service to you with this information we look forward to a valued business relationship.
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1994
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France
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Inspired by explorer Christopher Columbus, the Columbus Café & Co is a French Espresso bar chain created in 1994 by Philippe Bloch and Ralph Hababou. This concept has been brought up to make the Espresso bar a comfy place of retreat where consumers will be able to enjoy quality time around a coffee and bakeries from Italian, French, and American influences.
The coffee chain specialises in hot & cold drinks (coffee, chocolate, tea, fruit juice), sandwiches (various options), wraps, bagels and American bakeries such as donuts, cookies, brownies and cheesecakes. Its flagship product is its muffin, made in 30 different tastes, which are sold in all of its Espresso bar. Consumers have the option to personalise their drinks, while opting from 4 different sizes of cups. The gourmet hot drinks (including the muffin) are made by the experienced barista and are also offered as ‘takeaway’.
To be noted that Columbus Café capsules are available in two ranges: espresso and gourmet at the supermarkets and the Columbus Café point of sales. The company’s network of franchise has grown fast with the development of 30 new stores opening each year across the world (Morocco, Qatar, Belgium , Kuwait , Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Abu Dhabi).
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France
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Forezia is an importer and distributor established in 1927 and is based in Chasse-sur-Rhône, France. The company started out by manufacturing charcuterie products but in 1980, Forezia decided to quit production and instead focus on the importation and distribution of food and beverages.
The company caters to around 2,000 points of sale, such as fast food chains, bakeries, sandwich shops, salad bars, bagel stores as well as coffee shops. Some of the clients are Carrefour, Intermarche, Casino, Auchan, etc.
An online shop is also available on the website.
With a workforce of 100 people, Forezia achieves an annual turnover of around € 39 million.
Today, the firm offers over 800 references to their clients. European manufacturers have built their trust on Forezia as a partner for promoting their products in France. Some of the firm’s partners include CROUST'WITCH, Ninkasi, and The Food Bank.
The importer’s products can be classified among the following categories:
Furthermore, Forezia is also the exclusive distributor of around 60 flagship brands of high-end snacking such as Gaspard, Eat Natural, Munchy Seeds, etc.
The company offers their own brand, Gaspard, which provides juices and smoothies of different flavours. They are made of natural ingredients, are rich in nutrients, safe and fresh.
The company holds the organic certification Ecocert, guaranteeing the security of the customers.
Furthermore, Forezia is interested in the following products:
The company is looking for brands as well as suppliers providing products for private labels.
Concerning logistics, Forezia works with 10 transporters with 2 delivery methods.
With regards to the community, Forezia is committed to a CSR and applies the principles of sustainable development to its business dealings. For example, the enterprise uses low consumption LEDs, is careful of office paper, plastic, glass and other waste, etc.
The online shop can be accessed at: www.forezia-snacking.fr
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1931
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Spain
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Established in 1931 as DUCPRA cooperative in Spain, Unide is a chain of over 1700 supermarkets. In 1993, the chain changed its name to Unide and merged with Salamanca, Caceres, Alicante, Las Palma and Tenerife.
Unide works with Eroski Group and its purchasing centre.
Unide operates the following subsidiaries:
By 2013, the company reached a turnover of € 254 million and employed over 300 people.
Unide offers products in the following categories:
Unide also launched its own brand, Unide which consists of over 1000 references.
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France
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Founded in 1971 and based in France, Dipsa is a wholesaler, providing its services in the HoReCa sector exclusively. Currently the company is under the direction of Sébastien Carabeuf.
Acting as an intermediary, Dipsa does not buy products directly. For more than 50 years, the company has been distributing artisanal products for professionals in the catering trade.
Dipsa operates across 10 departments around the country, in regions such as Ile-de-France, Hauts-de-France and Centre-Val-de-Loire.
An online shop is also available on the website.
Moreover, Dipsa is a premium partner of Académie Culinaire de France.
With a workforce of 49 people, the enterprise archives an annual turnover of around € 15 million.
The company delivers cold cuts, poultry and meats to catering professionals.
Dipsa owns brands such as:
Since the company fulfils the quality standards, Dipsa has certificates such as HACCP and Ecocert.
The company makes more than 400 deliveries daily and owns 20 refrigerated trucks across the country. Furthermore, the IT system, which is regularly audited and certified, is known as exemplary in the agro-food sector. Dipsa also collaborates with the operator Hub One in order to maximise on its product deliveries.
The online shop can be accessed at: www.dipsa-sa.com
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1987
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France
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1987
Mediascore Food Shopping Street is a French company specializing in the import and distribution of food products primarily from English and American brands. Established in 1987 by Claude Lellouche, the company is headquartered in Sucy-En-Brie, France.
Mediascore Food operates as an importer and distributor, focusing on a broad range of grocery categories including savoury and sweet grocery items such as snacks, crisps, ready meals, oils, condiments, sugar, desserts, biscuits; as well as drinks like carbonated soft drinks and juices; frozen foods including ice cream, seafood and meat products; and dairy products such as cheeses, milk, cream, and yoghurts. The product portfolio features well-known brands such as Snapple, Tilda, Dr. Pepper, ProperCorn, Heinz, and Kettle Chips, with an emphasis on specialty products including bio, gluten-free, lactose-free, and additive-free items.
The company serves a diverse clientele comprising retailers, wholesalers, restaurants, hotels, and bars. Among its notable clients are major French retail chains and wholesalers such as Auchan, Franprix, Carrefour, Naturalia, Groupe Pomona, Metro, Showroomprive.com, Intermarché, and Jardiland.
Mediascore Food Shopping Street employs approximately 30 people, primarily in its French operations, and maintains a relatively small physical presence in terms of selling points, functioning mainly through distribution centers and warehouses rather than operating supermarkets or hypermarkets directly.
As a key distributor of predominantly English and American food products in France and Europe, Mediascore is active in various sales channels including large-scale retail, discount stores, restaurants, service stations, grocery stores, and e-commerce. Since 2023, it has begun expanding internationally, establishing a presence in Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, and Portugal.
The company supports its customers with dedicated in-store promotional tools such as displays, stop-racks, kakemono banners, shelf flags, and merchandising solutions to enhance product visibility and sales performance.
Financially, the company’s turnover is estimated to be less than 1 million euros as of 2023, reflecting its specialist role as a focused importer and distributor rather than a large retailer.
Overall, Mediascore Food Shopping Street is recognized as a leading player in the distribution of Anglo-American food brands in France, combining expertise in product sourcing, quality control, logistics, and marketing to serve a selected network of retail and hospitality clients.
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France
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1994
Somexport is a French import-export company specialized in food products, established in 1994 and headquartered in Marseille, France. The company serves a wide international market, operating in over 30 countries across continents such as Africa, Europe, Oceania, and Asia.
Somexport offers an extensive portfolio of over 2000 food product references including savory grocery items (spices, condiments, canned food), sweet grocery (biscuits, chocolate, breakfast products), drinks (mineral water, soft drinks, iced tea), wine & spirits, dairy products (milk, cheese, eggs), chilled & fresh food (meat, poultry vegetables, ice-cream), and frozen food (pastries, ready meals, seafood).
The company provides its services primarily to the retail and HoReCa sectors, including wholesalers, hotels, bars, and restaurants. Notable clients include Carrefour, Netto, Leader Price, and Annam Gourmet Market. Somexport is a member of several networks, such as Grand Coeur, Africa Link, Disgroup, and CCI Marseille Provence, enhancing its industry connections and outreach.
In France, Somexport employs approximately 10 staff and operates primarily via warehouses rather than retail outlets. Its annual turnover is estimated around €3.16 million as of 2023.
Somexport emphasizes responsiveness, customization, profitability, and reliability, fostering a trust-based approach to partnerships with suppliers and clientele to ensure quality and tailored offerings in the food import-export sector.
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1912
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France
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1912
Founded in 1912 by Max Monnot, Group Pomona is a wholesaler of food items in the HoReCa sector. The business has more than 10,000 references.
In 2021, Group Pomona acquired the wholesaler named DGF.
Group Pomona distributes to schools, retirement homes, commercial catering companies, bakeries, butchers, etc. Groupe Pomona also exports to over 50 countries.
Furthermore, the company has operations in 2 countries, Spain and Switzerland. Group Pomona operates 190 sites across France.
Group Pomona reached a turnover of € 3.5 billion in 2020 and employed 10,500 people. Concerning its clientele, the firm serves up to 230,000 customers.
The group operates 8 distribution networks which are (not limited to):
Group Pomona offers products in the following categories:
The business owns regional warehouses which ensure the proper product supply and quality products. There is an export team which manages and handles the shipments, dockside monitoring, preparation of containers and air boxes and other logistics involved.
Group Pomona takes care of health certificates, certificates of origin, customs documents and other documents necessary for export.
Moreover, Group Pomona is ISO 22000 certified. There are 72 ISO 9001 certified sites.
Concerning sustainability, Group Pomona makes use of electric vehicles in order to reduce its carbon footprint. All the equipment used for the warehouses are eco-friendly.
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1958
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France
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1958
Le Saint is a wholesaler which was founded in 1958 in France. Le Saint distributes products to clients including restaurants, hypermarkets, retail stores, etc.
There are 200 employees working for Le Saint.
Le Saint offers products in the chilled & fresh food such as fruits, vegetables, seafood, etc.
Some of the brands provided by the business include Charnel, Youpi!, Jardin Creole, Colomba, etc.
Le Saint has a fleet of 500 delivery vehicles which are dual-temperature.
Le Saint has set up Le Saint Fund which works towards encouraging children and teenagers to consume fruits. The fund also supports projects for children with disabilities to practice sports.
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France
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Distributeur professionnel spécialisé en fruits & légumes, produits de la mer, produits élaborés, fleurs et plantes, viande, épicerie, surgelés, beurre, œufs, fromages et, depuis fin 2020, produits d’hygiène et arts de la table.
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Pro à Pro is a French foodservice wholesaler owned by the Belgian retail group Colruyt S.A. The company was created in 2001, as the result of the merge 15 companies : it provides groceries, fresh and nonfood products to the out-of-home catering industry. Pro à Pro currently empoys about 1700 collaborators, has 20 warehouses and a road vehicle fleet of 400 trucks.
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1990
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Belgium
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1990
Founded in 1990 in Belgium by Alain Coumont, a chef who developed a passion for bread since childhood, Le Pain Quotidien is a chain of bakeries known for its variety of breakfast, lunch and dine-in options. The business also runs a catering service. Le Pain Quotidien’s headquarters is now based in New York, US.
In Belgium, the first Le Pain Quotidien bakery is still in operation. Nowadays, the group has a total of 31 shops in the country.
Le Pain Quotidien Belgium is known for using organic products in its various dishes and beverages. The company also offers a variety of salads, pastries, and coffee drinks.
Le Pain Quotidien Belgium publishes its list of allergens present in each option on the menu, giving the customer the ability to choose what they will order based on any allergies they may have.
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France
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La Vie Claire is a chain of organic retail stores which was founded in the 1940s by Henri Charles Geffroy in France. There are now over 360 stores which are either operated by the company or by other franchisees.
In 2017 La Vie Claire reached a turnover of € 270 million which indicates that its turnover rose by 16% compared to 2016. There are 850 people employed by La Vie Claire.
La Vie Claire operates stores in the following categories:
La Vie Claire launched its own brand, La Vie Claire consisting of various organic products. Such as honey, grains, nuts, etc.
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1992
Year of creation
France
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1992
Crescendo is a restaurant chain found across France. The restaurants mainly provides its own brands of french dishes.
The ranges that can be found at the food service are:
The restaurants are supplied on a daily basis to ensure products’ freshness and quality. The food service stresses on the fact that it uses mainly local products. Crescendo has also initiated its subsidiary Jules & john, specialised in burgers.
Always innovating, the food service also ventured in the bakery and café sector providing fresh breads and coffees.
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2002
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France
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2002
Mezzo di pasta is a fast food chain of French origins, providing ready meals such as pastas, soups, desserts which can be consumed right away or at home.
Since 2004, the fast food chain started to operate under the franchise system and is even present in:
Indeed, its product assortment consists of:
The concept relies on a quick service, serving pastas with different sauces and put into an isotherm cup to hold its warmth longer.
Their product ranges include:
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1989
Year of creation
France
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1989
Léon de Bruxelle is a restaurant chain specialised in serving fried mussels. Founded in 1893, the food service opened its first restaurant in 1989 and is owned by Groupe Léon Vanlancker.
Its menu takes inspiration from Belgian cuisine with a vast product assortment:
Its other brands include:
Côté ambiance - with regard to the atmosphere in the restaurants + Belgian specialties Côté assiettes - zoom on seafood specialties Côté Bières une fois ! - beer line