“The Tex Mex category is continuously growing on the Nordic and European markets, and the purchase of the land in Landskrona will enable the expansion of our production to meet the increasing demand. The Landskrona area has a good location in terms of logistics, enabling a very efficient way to our Nordic and European customers, says Thomas Panteli, SVP Supply Chain & Sourcing at Paulig.
Paulig has the ambition of becoming one of the fastest growing food & beverage companies in Europe and a sustainable frontrunner. Tortillas is Paulig’s largest product category and tortillas from the Santa Maria brand are sold on more than 40 markets in Europe and selected markets in Asia.
The plan is to make a final investment decision on the expansion project by the end of 2022. The expansion will make it possible for Paulig to increase the tortilla production in Landskrona, a production that has increased with 41 percent since 2018.
Earlier this spring, Paulig announced the next step in its sustainable farming partnership with Lantmännen where the climate impact from the wheat flour, used in the factory, will be reduced by as much as 30 percent in 2023. The company also have products and brands within coffees and beverages, spices, snacks and plant-based choices.
Paulig has 11 factories in six countries. The company’s goal is to make all factories carbon neutral by the end of 2023. The Landskrona factory was certified as a carbon neutral building in 2021.
Fact box, the Landskrona factory:
• Inaugurated in 2008.
• Total area: 29,000 square meters
• Main product categories: Santa Maria tortillas, Medium and Large
• Number of employees: 91 people
• Production scheduling: 5 shifts 24/7
• Production volume: 400 million Santa Maria tortillas per year
For more information, please contact:
Anu-Maaria Vaalama
Director, Communications and Brand
anu-maaria.vaalama@paulig.com
+358 40 766 78 34
About Paulig:
Paulig is a family-owned food and beverage company, founded in 1876. The company's brands are Paulig, Santa Maria, Risenta, Liven and Poco Loco. The products are sold in more than 70 different markets around the globe. Paulig is Europe’s largest supplier of Tex Mex food. Paulig aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its value chain by 50 percent by 2030, compared with the 2018 baseline. In addition, Paulig aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its own operations by 80 percent by 2030. Paulig reported sales of EUR 966 million in 2021. Read more at pauliggroup.com.
