Frit Ravich, the Spanish crisps and snacks manufacturer, is set to invest over €115 million ($133 million) in two new facilities as part of its Strategic Plan 2030.
The company plans to build a new 33,000 sq m production plant in Macanet de la Selva (Girona), adjacent to its central headquarters, with construction scheduled to begin in 2027. This facility will focus on manufacturing crisps and popcorn, enabling the current 26,000 sq m plant to specialise entirely in nuts. Additionally, Frit Ravich will open a new distribution platform in Madrid to optimize operations across the central and southern regions of the Iberian peninsula and maintain its commitment to 24-hour delivery.
The project is expected to double the company’s total production capacity by the end of the decade and progressively create around 500 new jobs, bringing its workforce close to 2,000 people. Frit Ravich, which generated revenue of €359 million ($416 million) in 2025 (up 8% on the previous year), expects these investments to help drive annual turnover toward its target of €600 million ($695 million).
General manager Judith Viader commented: “Expanding our production capacity is essential to provide the best response to our customers, boost our brands and strengthen our dual role as a benchmark manufacturer and distributor”.
Source: Financial Food / El Economista
