Europastry puts its employees first to work together towards a sustainable future. By doing business responsibly and innovating, we want to be the best in the world of donuts, popdots, crodots, berliner, croissants, brownies, muffins, American Cookies and bread. We do all this according to these three pillars:
People, Planet, Profit
We have sincere attention for our employees. Because we create a safe and healthy working environment for everyone, we promote a pleasant working atmosphere. Europastry invests in you through learning places and the Food Academy, among others.
You learn and develop yourself
You work in a healthy working environment
We encourage a good atmosphere and job satisfaction
By consciously using responsible raw materials and sustainable materials, we can reduce the impact on our environment. In addition, we minimize our energy consumption and purchase 100% green energy.
Make the tastiest products with sustainable raw materials
We use 100% environmentally friendly, green electricity
We optimize for the smallest possible impact on our planet
Your colleagues are all ambitious. We work on new products, innovative solutions and we all aim for the best quality. All with one goal: to conquer the world of premium bakery, dough and pastry products!
Develop new products and work on innovative solutions
Conquer the world and be among the best, most sustainable bakery
Join us for the best quality
Europastry is an internationally renowned company with a solid background. Since 2015 you can also find us in Twente. In Oldenzaal we combine the success and traditional quality of our Spanish parent company with the knowledge and experience of the well-known Grand Duet bakery in Beuningen, which was acquired by Europastry in 2018. And with the acquisition of Dawn in Steenbergen at the end of 2022, we also have a complete and advanced portfolio in the American bakery segment. This consists of donuts, popdots, crodots, brownies, muffins and American Cookies.
Curious about the story of Europastry that started in 1987? Learn more about our history at europastry.com
