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Greenfood is continuing its rapid expansion of the Picadeli salad bar brand in the USA. A new agreement with the food conglomerate Coborn’s means that Picadeli’s AI-driven salad bars will be established in several Coborn’s stores in the American Midwest.

Great Place to Work has recently announced its list of Finland's best workplaces for 2024, placing Picadeli in the fourth position. This recognition showcases Picadeli's commitment to creating a positive work environment that values excellence, innovation, and teamwork.

Greenfood has released its interim report for the fourth quarter and year-end report for 2023, showcasing a strong performance fueled by Picadeli’s market expansion.

David von Laskowski, CEO of Picadeli and Greenfood, is celebrated for his inspiring leadership. At an evening ceremony in Stockholm, he was honored with the prestigious Large-Cap CEO of the Year 2023 award. This award, established to champion long-term sustainability in the business sphere, highlights David's dedication to excellence.

Greenfood establishes a new collaboration with Oumph! The collaboration means that Greenfood-owned Ahlströms Factory, experts in plant-based products within HoReCa and the public sector, will handle the sales of Oumph! to the foodservice industry.

Food plays a crucial role in our society, influencing and reflecting broader social trends. The Greenfood Insights report deep dives into these evolving trends and the latest edition covers a wide range of topics, from popular TikTok food phenomena to lesser-known items like gray peas. It also highlights the innovative Street Food Week pilot project, which encouraged thousands of children to opt out of meat through a simple nudge. The project's 780,000 portions brought not only street food into school canteens but also sparked a plant-based revolution.

For the third consecutive year, David von Laskowski, CEO of Picadeli and the Greenfood Group, is a finalist for the CEO of the Year award in the large-cap company category. Under David's leadership, Greenfood Group has witnessed substantial profitable growth, continuing to expand its footprint beyond the Nordic domestic markets, across Europe and the US. This international growth has been propelled by Greenfood's subsidiary Picadeli, which now is Europe's leading fast-food company in the healthy food space.

Greenfood continues its commitment to renewable energy and solar cells. Now, the group's food and logistics center in Örebro is getting a solar installation that covers 90 percent of the facility's electricity consumption. The solar cells are expected to generate about 230,000 kWh of electricity per year and are anticipated to reduce CO2e emissions by 23 tons CO2e per year.

This year, 40 new logistics facilities competed for the title of "2023 Logistics Facility of the Year." They were evaluated on criteria like innovation, environmental commitment, operational efficiency, and employee well-being. The results are in, and Greenfood's state-of-the-art Greenhouse facility in Helsingborg is the winner.

Drawing from a rich history of selling close to 400,000,000 salads across Europe over the past decade, Picadeli’s and Greenfood’s CEO David von Laskowski highlighted their rise as a dominant force in the healthy and sustainable food space, but also their deep understanding derived from massive amounts of data and insights.