Chipita
Greek food company
Chipita S.A.
Type | Public |
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Key people | Spyros Theodoropoulos (CEO) |
Industry | Food |
Products | Croissant, Bake rolls, Mini croissants, Cake bars |
Revenue | €580 million (2019) |
Employees | 5,800 (2019) |
Chipita S.A. is a Greek food company that specializes in the production and marketing of snack foods. Founded in 1973 by Spyros Theodoropoulos, the company has grown to become a significant player in the global snack food market. Chipita is known for its innovative products, including croissants, bake rolls, mini croissants, and cake bars.
History[edit | edit source]
Chipita was established in 1973 in Athens, Greece. The company initially focused on producing and distributing croissants, which quickly became popular in the Greek market. Over the years, Chipita expanded its product range to include bake rolls, mini croissants, and cake bars.
In the 1990s, Chipita began to expand internationally, establishing production facilities and distribution networks in various countries. The company's products are now available in over 50 countries worldwide.
In 2021, Chipita was acquired by Mondelez International, a global leader in the snack food industry. This acquisition has allowed Chipita to further expand its reach and continue its growth trajectory.
Products[edit | edit source]
Chipita offers a wide range of snack products, including:
These products are known for their high quality and unique flavors, making them popular among consumers worldwide.
Operations[edit | edit source]
Chipita operates several production facilities in various countries, including Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, and Russia. The company employs approximately 5,800 people and generates annual revenues of around €580 million.
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