Hungary Food Processing Suppliers

Ipari Konyhagép Kft. is a Budapest-based distributor serving Hungary's foodservice sector. The company supplies commercial kitchen equipment, industrial refrigeration systems, pastry machines and catering consumables. It maintains what it describes as one of the largest inventories of such products in Hungary, covering both premium and budget-priced tools. Orders are placed through its nagykonyhai.com webshop, which is aimed at business, municipal and state institutional buyers; registration and a tax number are required. Customers include restaurants, pastry shops, ice cream parlors, grocery stores and wineries. The firm operates with a staff of one to four employees.

CALIPH EXPORT - IMPORT Kft. is a Budapest, Hungary-based import and export brokerage founded in 2010, employing 50-99 people. The company specializes in herbs, spices, and essential oils sourced from Egypt and the Middle East, serving Hungary and other EU markets. Its product range includes dried and fresh herbs, spices and tea, seeds and grains, dried vegetables, and fresh and frozen vegetables, available in both organic and non-organic grades. The firm manages purchase contracts, shipping, warehousing, and delivery scheduling. It holds Halal, Kosher, HSSC, HACCP, and ISO 22000:2005 Category E certifications, is FDA registered, and is a member of the Agricultural Export Council.

Ökogabona Zrt. is a food and beverage production company located in Sarkad, Hungary. The firm operates in the food-processing sector.

Hungarian Flavours Ltd. began operations in 2007 in Balassagyarmat, Hungary, processing, packaging and trading nuts, dried seeds, pulses and oilseeds. Walnut kernels are its primary product, supplied vacuum-packed or traditionally packed as private label for EU markets. The facility runs modern processing and packaging lines, seed roasting and grinding equipment, and a small industrial mill for gluten-free seed flours. The company also produces 100% premium direct and not-from-concentrate fruit juices, imports and packages coconut oil from the Philippines, and sources beans, couscous, bulgur, chickpeas, red lentils, yellow peas, millet, flaxseed, lentils and jasmine rice globally. A fruit drink plant produces carbonated and non-carbonated 250 ml drinks at 6,000 pieces per hour.