Campofrío

Campofrío is a leading Spanish brand specializing in processed meat products, including Jamón Serrano, Iberian ham, chorizo, lomo, cooked and sliced deli meats, hot dogs, sausages, pâtés, and ready meals. Founded in 1952 by José Luis Ballvé in Burgos, Spain, the company has grown to become one of Europe's largest meat processors, with a significant presence in Spain and other European countries. In 2014, Campofrío became a subsidiary of Sigma Alimentos, a Mexican multinational food company, which is part of the Alfa Group. Sigma Alimentos operates in 18 countries worldwide, offering a diverse range of food products. Campofrío's products are manufactured in multiple countries, including Spain, France, Italy, Belgium, Portugal, Netherlands, Germany, and Romania, reflecting its extensive international operations. The brand is known for its commitment to quality and innovation, catering to a wide range of consumer preferences in the processed meat sector.