The top quality of our fruits and vegetables is the result of sustainable, controlled and organic farming. With our in-house processing facilities in Poland, we also have the opportunity to respond accordingly to the current demand and to make appropriate offers.
Our worldwide established business relations to relevant supplier countries guarantee the completion of needed product range.
For more than 40 years, the processing food industry has been relying on the high quality of our products and appreciating in addition the on-time delivery by our cooperating logistic companies.
Since the company was founded on the 1st of June 1973, the international trade and the supply of raw material for the food industry is the basis for our business. Our target groups are food processing industries and wholesalers, as well as import and export.
In the 70's and 80's, Allfood significantly improved east-west relations between Polish state enterprises and western companies, and developed freight traffic to various eastern countries, such as Yugoslavia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania or Turkey. The expansion of orders to Spain increased the turnover again, so that Allfood occupied an important market position for many companies.
Allfood met the fundamental changes in the Eastern bloc countries after the fall of the Iron Curtain, with the introduction of contract processing of fruits and vegetables, which eventually led to the founding of the subsidiary Allmiz Sp.z.o.o. with own production plants in Poland.
Today, Allfood has two of its own Polish production facilities at its disposal and is cooperating with an ambitious team that is coordinated from Munich and thus meets the current requirements.
Since autumn 1998, Allmiz produces in Deblin, about 100km southeast of Warsaw, with its own cold store in the heart of the fruit and vegetable growing area.
Renovated and expanded, the former cooperative farm meets all quality requirements.
With the production plant Lenow near Lublin acquired in 2002 and the enlargement of the storage depot of both plants, even more raw materials could be stored.
Both production systems enable an ad hoc reaction to the current demand and the customer specific quality level according to the make to order principle.
