Here’s the translation into American English:
Lantmännen Unibake, one of the leading baking groups in Europe and part of the Swedish agricultural cooperative Lantmännen, has completed the acquisition of Boboli Benelux B.V., a well-known company in the Netherlands specializing in savory bakery products. Boboli is recognized for its expertise in producing ready-to-bake solutions, as well as offering refrigerated products that include Mediterranean options like focaccias and pizza bases.
The acquisition, which includes 200 employees and a modern production facility located in Bunschoten, marks Lantmännen Unibake’s first operation in the Netherlands. This move aligns with current market trends and the company’s strategies aimed at strengthening its presence in the savory bakery segment.
Carsten Thomsen, president of Lantmännen Unibake, emphasized that the purchase of Boboli represents a significant step in expanding the company’s portfolio and strengthening its position in a constantly evolving European market. He highlighted Boboli’s reputation and expertise in savory products, stressing that it will not only provide greater production capacity but also open new opportunities for growth and long-term strategic partnerships.
Bart Hulsman, CEO of Boboli Benelux, stated that joining Lantmännen Unibake is a natural step for his company. He noted that sharing Lantmännen’s vision and values will facilitate sustainable growth and enhance service to their customers across Europe.
Magnus Kagevik, chair of the group and CEO of Lantmännen, emphasized that this acquisition aligns with the company’s growth strategy, underscoring the importance of joining forces in different markets to build a more competitive and resilient organization.
Lantmännen Unibake, with a strong track record in the sector, operates over 30 factories internationally, employing nearly 6,000 people. Its products reach more than 60 markets, including Spain, with a firm commitment to providing safe, healthy, and sustainable bakery solutions, all backed by its rich Nordic history and farmer ownership.
via: MiMub in Spanish
