Three works signed by the Portuguese Kruella, the Colombian Ledania and the Polish Magda were silk-screened at the Portuguese Printmaking Centre to celebrate the 230 years of Jerónimo Martins, in 2022.
Feed is a corporate magazine published by Jerónimo Martins with the purpose of sharing an outlook on some of the matters that are already changing our business’s ecosystem.
Our daily bread
A staple of the human diet since time immemorial. With a place in our history, in our culture, on our tables. Whatever the recipe or method, breadmaking is regarded by many as a science, or even an art – and this is the craft to which our fresh dough factory devotes itself day in, day out.The Apple of our Eye
Worldwide consumption of roots and greens remains low. The UN General Assembly declared 2021 as the International Year of Fruits and Vegetables to raise awareness about the role of fresh produce in human health and foster sustainable and inclusive supply chains.Biedronka at the Heart of Change
Pleasure. Newness. Variety. This is what Poles value most about food. But 25 years ago, things were a bit different. Research commissioned by Biedronka highlights the main changes in dietary habits in Poland and their impact on the health of Polish society.Diet to fuel Success
How much an athlete’s diet impacts its performance? Are the needs of a sportsman different from a sportswoman’s? Nutritionist for the Polish National Women’s Football Team, Sylwia Maksym answers these answers in an interview to Feed.JERÓNIMO MARTINS: TAKING DECISIVE STEPS TOWARDS ENERGY TRANSITION
The food industry is inspired by nature, and preserving it is more than just a responsibility – it is a vital mission. Our energy transition plan is ambitious and we are transforming our businesses in Portugal, Poland and Colombia.Pingo Doce fed the 2023 World Youth Day
In August 2023, Lisbon welcomed more than a million people to attend World Youth Day. As the event’s food founding partner, Pingo Doce handled an unprecedented cooking and logistic operation to serve its ready-to-eat meals and deliver 400,000 meal kits.KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
The pursuit of the fundamental nature of human knowledge is an enduring journey in Western philosophy, whose roots date back to Ancient Greece. This intricate quest inspires a thorough exploration of the origins and boundaries of knowledge, as well as its impact on the evolution of societies.The Power of Faith
“Good things come to those who wait” is a popular expression that perhaps applies to those who believe as well. In 2023, one year later than expected, Lisbon hosted World Youth Day, welcoming Pope Francis and over one million pilgrims for the biggest Catholic event in the world, in a celebration of faith. What is this power that moves and brings so many people together?The Almanac, a window of society
“The almanac is the book that (…) draws the lines within which all of life in society is played out” (Eça de Queiroz). From 1880 to 1916, the Jerónimo Martins almanac featured the premium products at the Chiado store and the habits of the Lisbon’s elite.HOW IS POLAND CHANGING ITS ENERGY SOURCES
In twenty-five years’ time, Poland will no longer be able to use its largest energy source. Coal will be phased out in the country by 2049, leading to a new paradigm in energy production. Structural changes in natural gas supplies due to the war between Russia and Ukraine have only accelerated the search for new energy sources.THE ROAD TO CLEAN ENERGY
Europe wants to be the first carbon-neutral continent and to assure the security, competitiveness, local production and the sustainability of the energy consumed.Agility and Engagement as Core Values
A place of help and hope. Collective action was needed to guarantee a fast and effective way to help refugees fleeing the war. Biedronka teamed with its partners to ensure that those in need were receiving proper assistance.Poland and the Migrants
The world was moved by Poland’s hospitality with Ukrainian refugees. Perhaps, for Poles, the war may be another form of Russian imperialism, but the fact is that this same war has dissipated differences and rekindled the Polish spirit of Solidarność (Solidarity).Fresh In
Our daily bread
A staple of the human diet since time immemorial. With a place in our history, in our culture, on our tables. Whatever the recipe or method, breadmaking is regarded by many as a science, or even an art – and this is the craft to which our fresh dough factory devotes itself day in, day out.
Inclusion, valuing Difference
The pioneering Centro Incluir is the only one of its kind in Portugal and Europe…
Promoting Colombian exports
Pingo Doce removes all flavour enhancers and artificial colouring from its private brand
“Value defines the very essence of Biedronka”
In the essence of Biedronka, value is a combination of proximity, quality assortment, fresh products…
Poland and the Migrants
The world was moved by Poland’s hospitality with Ukrainian refugees. Perhaps, for Poles, the war…
Juicy Stories
A Will Beyond the Deal
The principles behind the "Farm to Fork" strategy are not something new for the Jerónimo Martins Agri-Business area and has merely…
The Pulse of the Earth
This article essays to respond to a complex question: whether the planet Earth can have an identifiable heartbeat of its own.
Interviews
Pedro Soares dos Santos
Chairman and CEO of Jerónimo Martins
Pedro Soares dos Santos takes on the importance of leadership anchored on solid values.
PEDRO LEANDRO
CEO OF ARA
Facing difficult urban mobility and high levels of poverty in Colombia, which worsened in 2022, Ara’s three main pillars are price, proximity and assortment. Struggling with hard times, Colombian families find their best ally to put food on the table in Ara.
ISABEL FERREIRA PINTO
CEO OF PINGO DOCE
Strong sense of social awareness. The mission of the “champion of low prices” Pingo Doce towards the Portuguese became even more vital in the 2022 difficult situation, without skimping on quality, variety and innovation.