Based on an article by FEOL:

2025 marked an important milestone in the history of F&R Partner Ltd., as the company officially inaugurated its new warehouse facility in Kisláng as part of a major capacity expansion investment.

To support the implementation of this development, the company was awarded nearly HUF 1.7 billion in conditionally repayable European Union funding, which contributed to the creation of the new logistics infrastructure.

F&R Group is one of Hungary’s leading bakery companies, supplying high-quality bakery products to several major retail chains across the country, including Tesco, Penny, ALDI and Lidl stores.

The company’s key product categories include toast bread, French hot dog rolls, bejgli products, sweet braided loaves, burger buns, and breadcrumbs.

4,000 m² Development for Greater Efficiency

As part of the infrastructure investment, a new 4,000-square-metre warehouse facility was completed, including a 1,200-square-metre automated frozen storage area.

The new facility supports the company’s growing logistics and manufacturing needs with a total storage capacity of 1,440 pallet spaces.

The total investment value of the project was close to HUF 3.3 billion.

An Investment Strengthening the Region

At the inauguration ceremony, Managing Director Zoltán Méry thanked everyone involved in the project for their contribution and support.

He emphasized that the investment not only increases the operational efficiency of the company, but also contributes to the long-term expansion of local employment opportunities, creating additional prospects for residents of Kisláng and surrounding areas.

The new warehouse facility was officially inaugurated with a symbolic ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Managing Director Zoltán Méry, Mayor of Kisláng Mihály Kovács, and Project Consultant János Makkay.

The development completed in 2025 represents another important step in F&R Partner Ltd.’s growth strategy and lays the foundation for the company’s future developments.

For the original article: FEOL article