Internationalisation remains a priority for the company, with exports already representing 30% of its turnover, especially in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
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Carpisa Foods, a leading company in the beef sector, has stood out in the SIAL Paris 2024 trade fair with the presentation of its latest innovations in hamburgers, designed to attract the attention of new markets and adapt to current trends in the sector. The fair, held on its 60th anniversary and considered one of the largest international showcases for the food industry, was the stage where the company reinforced its positioning and showed a new corporate image focused on excellence.
Carpisa’s participation at SIAL 2024 was a resounding success, with more than 4,000 visitors to its stand, more than 400 business meetings and more than 1,000 burgers tasted. Among its developments, the “smash” burgers stand out, which are increasingly in demand in Europe. This new line includes an “easy smash” option, already smashed, designed to facilitate its preparation in the restaurant sector.
The company has presented its latest developments in hamburgers at the fair, designed to respond to emerging trends in the sector and attract the attention of new markets.
La internationalization remains a priority for the company, with exports already representing 30% of its turnover, especially in Europe, Africa and the Middle East"It is an honour for us to be part of SIAL Paris," he said. César García, commercial director of Carpisa Foods. "It is one of the international events that gives us the greatest opportunity to spend relaxed moments with our international distributors and clients, in a unique environment." For her part, Isabel Redondo, marketing director, said: "SIAL also represents a tremendous opportunity to discover new trends and share with our clients proposals that we are already working on for the future."
Carpisa Foods continues to consolidate its leadership and quality in the meat sector, backed by the recent acquisition of a slaughterhouse in Ciudad Rodrigo, which will allow the company to maintain greater control of the production chain and optimize its operational capacity to meet growing demand.
