Migros Industrie

Migros Industrie is the industrial arm of the Swiss Migros Group and one of the largest own-brand producers in the world. It develops and manufactures food products for Migros supermarkets, Denner and migrolino, while also supplying third-party customers and private-label partners in Switzerland and abroad. The group positions itself as a close-to-market, integrated producer with strong links to retail and a broad footprint across meat, dairy, bakery, convenience, beverages and premium food categories. Its products are aimed at retail, processing and foodservice customers, and the company emphasizes Swiss quality, reliability, value for money and sustainable production. Core Values Community : Migros Industrie emphasizes collaboration, shared expertise and the strength that comes from working closely across teams and business areas. Responsibility : The company highlights responsible action toward people, society and partners, with a long-term mindset rooted in the Migros tradition. Pioneering spirit : Innovation is presented as a daily practice, with employees encouraged to test new ideas, step outside their comfort zones and develop new solutions. Quality and reliability : Swiss quality, dependable execution and high standards in product safety and process control are recurring themes across the company’s positioning. Unique Aspects Four-segment industrial structure : Migros Industrie is organized around the Micarna Group, Elsa Group, Fresh Food & Beverage Group and Delica AG, giving it broad coverage across major food categories. Large-scale Swiss footprint : The group operates multiple production sites across Switzerland, including specialized facilities for meat, dairy, bakery, beverages, convenience foods, chocolate, coffee and snacks. International reach : Migros Industrie says it is represented through marketing structures and subsidiaries in Germany, England, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Canada, the USA and Asia. Strong private-label export business : The company reported that its international business reached CHF 1 billion in sales for the first time in 2022, driven largely by private-label products and supported by own brands such as Café Royal and Chocolat Frey. Sustainability-linked operations : The group reports progress on renewable electricity, water reduction, recycling and biodiversity measures, including closed supply chains and agroforestry cocoa sourcing.