Main site in Rheda-Wiedenbrück
The Tönnies Group was established in 1971 in Rheda-Wiedenbrück. This is still the main site for the group. It is also the largest site for the Tönnies Group. The factory outlet, Tönnies childcare facility and Tönnies Arena can also be found here.
Factory outlet
The Tönnies factory outlet is opposite the administration building and offers a varied range of self-service meat, meat from our service counter, and sausages, fruit, vegetables and convenience products at discounted prices. The factory outlet restaurant directly next door offers indoor seating and a large outdoor terrace for more than 200 guests. Tönnies employees, visitors to the company and local residents are very welcome here.
Tönnies DRK childcare facility
The Tönnies DRK childcare facility is also at the main site in Rheda-Wiedenbrück. Since October 2011, the children of employees from the group have been cared for in this public day care centre, which has an area of almost 100m2, together with other children from the greater area of the town of Rheda-Wiedenbrück. Since August 2017, the day care centre has been certified as an NRW family centre.
Arena
In 2012, the Tönnies Arena opened its doors on the main site in Rheda-Wiedenbrück. It is directly next to the administration building and can seat almost 4,000 guests in its stands. From local league games to regional league games to third division games, many regional clubs have already played on the heated artificial grass pitch, which is available year round. In addition, 16 company football teams currently train on the pitch of the Tönnies Arena and arrange friendly matches and tournaments against other company sports teams.
Other sites
Weißenfels
Weißenfels
The site in Weißenfels in Saxony-Anhalt has been part of the group since 1990 and is the second-largest Tönnies slaughter site.
Sögel
Sögel
The slaughter and butchering plant Weidemark Fleischwaren GmbH & Co. KG in Sögel was opened in 1999. Because of its proximity to the Netherlands, the site is an important strategic element in the Tönnies Group as it enables cross-border cattle acquisition and opens up important sales markets in north and west Europe.
Kellinghusen
Kellinghusen
The site in Kellinghusen has been part of the Tönnies Group since 2015. Pigs are slaughtered here under the name of Thomsen.
Kempten
Kempten
The site in Kempten has been part of the Tönnies Group since 2011. The A.F.G. Allgäu Fleisch GmbH slaughters its cattle here. Since taking over this site in 2011, Tönnies Group has made significant investmentsin animal welfare during the slaughter process, amongst other things. The latest scientific animal welfare findings are implemented here with consultation from Dr Temple Grandin from the U.S.
Badbergen
Badbergen
The site in Badbergen has been part of the Tönnies Group since 2017. The site is one of several plants that specialise in cattle slaughter and butchering, and cattle from around the region are processed here. Also found here is the ‘InnereienKompetenzzentrum’ [offal competence centre], in which lower legs, ears and scalps are processed according to individual customer requirements and primarily exported to Asia.
Meppen
Meppen
The site in Meppen has been part of the Tönnies Group since January 2017. Since that time, high-quality feed for cats and dogs has been produced here under the name ‘Petcura’.
Wilhelmshaven
Wilhelmshaven
The Jade Schlachthof in Wilhelmshaven was founded in 2009. Only cattle are slaughtered at this location.
More locations
Locations of the Tönnies Group
worldwide
| Germany | Rheda-Wiedenbrück, Sögel, Weißenfels, Kellinghusen, Bamberg, Kempten, Wilhelmshaven, Badbergen, Steinfeld, Meppen, Böklund, Delmenhorst, Satrup, Versmold, Gütersloh, Dissen, Suhl, Zerbst, Chemnitz |
| Belgium | Hulshout, Ichtegem |
| Denmark | Brörup, Thisted |
| Spain | La Mata de los Olmos |
| Poland | Slawa, Morgi, Slubice, Grodzisk Wielkopolski |
| United Kingdom | Coventry, Malton, Eye, Harlow, Bury St Edmunds, Walsall |
| France | Vire |
| Austria | Traun |
| Italy | Vignola |