Pork industry
The leading breeds, plus the maximum traceability and reliability.

We are the leading producer of pork in Spain and Europe. All our products emerge from a chain that is integrated from start to finish, with the very highest food safety standards, and gives us access to the most demanding markets such as Asia, Central Europe and America. With experienced professionals and state-of-the-art meat production plants, we guarantee the utmost quality and specialisation in our entire pork range.
centres
farms
plants
Producción
de cerdos
Pork
production
Mothers
breeders
production
Our companies

Patel


Cárnicas Cinco Villas


Frivall


Embutidos Rodríguez


Dececsa


ICP

Nuestras empresas

Patel


Cárnicas Cinco Villas


Frivall


Embutidos Rodríguez


Dececsa


ICP

R&D&I
and sustainability
Technological developments for a more efficient value chain.
Insemination
centre
In-house piglet breeding from pure genetic material.
Animal
breeding
Farms with specially equipped facilities for maximum animal welfare.
Animal
feed
Specific feeds made in-house from natural ingredients.
Distribution
and logistics
Secure shipments to the most demanding international markets.
Packaging area
The latest packaging technologies and formats to meet every market need.
Meat
industry
State-of-the-art, high capacity, fully food-safe meat plants.
Animal
transport
Optimised routes and the utmost assurance of animal welfare.
Health and
biosafety
Our own veterinary teams and exhaustive health controls.
Our breeds
Our production structure includes the top pig breeds, offering a catalogue of pork products suited to every consumer, sector and market.
White
Duroc
Iberian
fodder-fed
Acorn-fed
Iberian
The jewel in the crown of Spanish gastronomy: melting, succulent meat.
During the grazing season, Iberian acorn-fed pigs roam freely across the meadows, feeding on acorns and wild herbs which bring a unique and nuanced flavour to every piece.
Their long meanders through the meadows enhance their high fat infiltration capacity, resulting in cuts with perfect fat marbling. In addition, their fat contains a high percentage of oleic acid: a nutrient that is also present in virgin olive oil.
Exclusively found on the Iberian Peninsula, the Vall Company’s Group’s 100% Iberian pigs come from pure gene pools: with 100% pure Iberian parents and grandmothers.
This is a very special breed and highly regarded in Spanish cuisine for its excellent quality.
These are animals with a unique constitution, a special genetic make-up that makes itself evident in every cut: thanks to the high level of fat infiltration, the meat from this pig is tender and very juicy.
Iberian fodder-fed pigs are raised by the Vall Companys Group to the very highest standards of animal welfare: on specially equipped, low-density farms that are increasingly fitted with straw beds. In addition they are nourished on our own feed made from grains and pulses (wheat, corn, barley, etc.).
The Vall Companys Group raises 50%, 75% and 100% Iberian breeds.
An up-and-coming breed that is becoming more and more popular in Spanish cuisine thanks to its flavour and texture.
The Duroc pig is the result of a cross between the Old Duroc and Red Jersey breeds, and because of its genetic characteristics it is the only breed authorised for crossing with the Iberian pig
The Vall Companys Group raises 100% and 50% Duroc breeds, the latter being the result of a cross between the Danbred Duroc and White pigs. These animals are raised in specially selected farms and nourished with feed produced in-house to optimise their growth and constitution.
The Duroc breed has a very high infiltration capacity which results in extremely juicy, well-flavoured meat.
The most popular and widely-consumed breed of pig.
At the Vall Companys Group, these animals come from crosses between the Pietrain, Large White and Landrace breeds: three highly specialised breeds that produce lean, high quality pork.
During the breeding period they are kept on perfectly equipped farms and fed with feed produced in-house to meet their specific characteristics and growth needs.
With short, thick legs, the Large White pig does not build up a layer of subcutaneous fat, nor does the fat infiltrate the muscles, resulting in lean, mild-flavoured meat.