Pasfrost

Located in Passendale, Belgium, Pasfrost is the production and distribution site for frozen vegetables at the origin of the Gelpass Group’s creation. Thanks to its 700 culture contracts with producers in France and Belgium, Pasfrost is known for its high-quality, sustainably grown frozen vegetables.

Gelpass Group's partner in vegetables

Pasfrost is an international actor in the frozen vegetable market. The production site supplies high-quality products to more than 90 countries on 5 continents.

17 hectares

of surface area

200 employees

115 000 tons

of frozen vegetables produced per year

50 000 tons

of storage capacity

6 000 paletts

of packaged products

13 automated

packing lines

From sowing to deep-freezing, there is only one motto: quality.

The seed is the starting point for growing a vegetable. Pasfrost chooses the best farmers, all certified Vegaplan, and excludes genetically modified seeds. In order to meet the requirements of food safety, traceability, quality, and sustainability, the crops are carefully monitored by the agronomy department consisting of 3 expert staff.

One of Pasfrost’s main strengths is the proximity between the crops and the factory. There is only a very short time between harvesting and storage. In this way, the natural nutritional qualities of the vegetables are preserved to the greatest possible extent. In order to guarantee the freshness of the products, the vegetables are packed in the shortest possible time.

Closely monitored production

Day and night, technicians test frozen vegetables by taking samples in their 200 m² analysis laboratory.

Thanks to the strict quality and hygiene regulations, the Pasfrost production site is certified BRC grade AA and IFS at the highest level.

Pasfrost: a sustainable development approach

Pasfrost is committed to respecting the environment. In order to reduce its environmental impact, the production site uses a modern water purification method that allows us to use 60% of the wastewater.

Periodic energy audits are carried out to reduce CO2 emissions. To this end, Pasfrost has installed 13,700 photovoltaic panels on the roofs of its production site to prevent the emission of 1,850 tonnes of CO2 per year.

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