Suppliers
In the role of partners to our suppliers we manage the product categories we are committed to, ensuring an increase in business sales and profitability.
The commitment to sustained growth that we have established with our suppliers makes us engage in a constant search and exploration for new objectives.
Since 1926, Bionat has led the Belgian market for mustards, mayonnaises and sauces with its brands Bister, Natura and Bioster.
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Founded in 1817 and still family owned, Bitburger is one of the largest German breweries, with a wide assortment in which its namesake pilsner beer stands out.
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Since 1926, Brasserie Castelain has been brewing beer in Bénifontaine (France), passing down its art from generation to generation. 90 years later, it is still an independent, family-owned brewery.
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Brasserie Val de Sambre is one of the few Belgian breweries that still produces inside the thousand-year-old abbey of its founders: the Cistercian monks.
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Founded in 1649 in the German city of Regensburg, Brauerei Bischofshof is a medium-sized brewery with an annual production of 160,000 hectoliters, owned by the local diocese.
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For more than 170 years, Chimay has been making its beers and cheeses inside the Trappist monastery of Scourmont (Belgium), under the control of monks, according to the old tradition.
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Quilmes, established in 1890, is the leading beverage company in Argentina. It is part of AB InBev, a leading international beer company.
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Leader in the Catalan beverage market, Damm is a thriving business group specialized in beers and waters, close to turning 150 years old.
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Dinkelacker-Schwaben Bräu, based in Stuttgart, is one of the largest independent family breweries in the German federal state of Baden-Württemberg.
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One of the largest private breweries in Germany with more than 335 years of experience, and one of the most modern in terms of brewing and packaging technologies.
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Spanish family corporation, the result of 160 years of brewing experience. Authentic and high-quality brands, among which Moritz beer stands out.
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In its 300th anniversary, Kaiserdom continues to be a family brewery that produces and exports to more than 50 countries on five continents from the German city of Bamberg.
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Multinational Japanese company, with 40,000 employees and a global turnover of around 15,300 million euros. Beer represents 50% of its business.
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Inspired by the New York breweries of the 1930s, New Yorker Beer is an internationally renowned start-up available in 20 countries.
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The Radeberger Group is the leader of the German beer market, with a market share of 15%, and belongs to the family business Dr. August Oetker KG.
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Since its foundation in 1919, Rauch has remained an Austrian family business, and one of Europe's leading producers of fruit juices and beverages.
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The second largest Dutch brewer, Royal Swinkels is a family business with more than 300 years of history, managed by the 7th family generation.
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St. Dalfour makes its 'Rhapsodie de Fruits' south of Bordeaux, following traditional recipes. They use only grape juice as a natural sweetener.
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