Paulig strengthens its position in World Foods with the acquisition of Panesar Foods Ltd
The international food and beverage company Paulig acquires Panesar Foods, a UK-based manufacturer of sauces, salsas and condiments to accelerate growth in the World Foods category. Through the acquisition, Paulig will bring even more flavorful experiences to its customers and consumers. Panesar Foods is a family-owned company based in Tipton, United Kingdom, with a turnover of €70 million (fiscal year 2023) and 308 employees.
The acquisition combines Paulig’s strong flavoring expertise with Panesar Food’s excellent manufacturing and innovation capabilities and their ability to
The international food and beverage company Paulig acquires Panesar Foods, a UK-based manufacturer of sauces, salsas and condiments to accelerate growth in the World Foods category. Through the acquisition, Paulig will bring even more flavorful experiences to its customers and consumers. Panesar Foods is a family-owned company based in Tipton, United Kingdom, with a turnover of £59 million (fiscal year 2023) and 308 employees.
The acquisition combines Paulig’s strong flavoring expertise with Panesar Food’s excellent manufacturing and innovation capabilities and their ability to
Paulig, a market leader in Tex Mex, continues to grow by commencing salsa and sauce production at its Saue factory in Estonia following an investment of 10 million EUR. This new investment has enhanced the factory's capabilities and ensures a streamlined production process for high-quality tomato-based salsas and sauces for the Santa Maria brand.
The Saue factory, which has been producing spices, spice mixes, and marinades for the Santa Maria brand, serves over 30 different markets.
“The opening of the new tomato salsa and sauce production line is a strategic move to expand
Paulig is making a significant move towards sustainable logistics by teaming up with Einride, a freight mobility company specializing in digital and electric heavy-duty freight. The collaboration aims to electrify Paulig's major transports of Santa Maria products in Sweden, reducing CO2e emissions on selected routes by 87%. Paulig is aiming to reduce its emissions from its value chain by 50% by 2030.
The partnership with Einride will introduce a fleet of digitally optimized electric heavy-duty trucks and charging solutions across Paulig’s Swedish network. The largest shipments of
Today, international food and beverage company Paulig announced its ambition to reduce its total global greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) to net zero by 2045. The net zero targets are a natural continuum following Paulig’s current 2030 targets and ambition level, validated by the Science Based Targets Initiative and aligned with the 1.5°C pathway.
“This commitment is a continuation of our climate actions and an important step forward in our journey of becoming a sustainable frontrunner in the industry. In recent years, we have progressed towards our goals for 2030 and will continue
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Food waste is a significant environmental, economic and societal issue within the EU and beyond. The European Commission has proposed the setting of legally binding food waste reduction
Food waste is a global challenge that requires solutions at every level, from our kitchens to farms and businesses. But how can we achieve meaningful change on a large scale? This is the theme of our upcoming event, hosted by EIT Food, Europe’s leading food innovation initiative, and Paulig, an international food and beverage company. Participating in the webinar are representatives from the European Commission, EIT Food and Paulig, as well as industry leaders and sustainability experts.
The primary goal with this webinar is to showcase and inspire companies, stakeholders, and
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