Eroski sold 69 million euros of local product in the Balearic Islands in 2025
Fruit and vegetables lead sales growth, while Mahón-Menorca cheese and wines with a designation of origin also register increases
PalmaEroski sold a total of 69 million euros in local products in the Balearic Islands during 2025, a figure that consolidates the weight of proximity foods within the supermarket chain's offering. The data was released this Tuesday in Campos, during the presentation of a new edition of the 'Productes de Sa Nostra Terra' campaign, with which the company aims to give visibility to producers from the Islands.
Currently, Eroski works with nearly 160 local suppliers and markets around 1,400 items produced or made in the Balearic Islands. As part of the campaign, the chain will promote specific promotions to encourage the consumption of local products.
The director of Eroski in the Balearic Islands, Alfredo Herráez, highlighted that the evolution of sales shows that consumers "value the quality and proximity of products from the Islands" and assured that the company will continue to expand the presence of local producers in its establishments.
Fruits and vegetables, the fastest growing products
Fresh products continue to lead local sales. Fruits and vegetables produced in the Balearic Islands achieved a turnover of 11.2 million euros, 10% more than the previous year.
Fruit generated close to three million euros, with an increase of 11.8%, driven especially by citrus fruits, which reached 1.6 million euros. In addition, the chain marketed more than 690,000 kilos of watermelons and melons, while vegetables grown in the Islands represented nearly eight million euros in sales.
Regarding the butcher shop, Balearic veal and lamb meat achieved a turnover of 7.6 million euros, 6.6% more than in 2024. Sales of local fish and seafood also grew by 5%.
Maó-Menorca cheese, sobrassada, and wines are growing
Among the processed products, cheese with Protected Designation of Origin Maó-Menorca registered one of the most significant increases. Sales grew by 10.8%, reaching 3.9 million euros.
Sobrassada with Protected Geographical Indication reached 1.7 million euros, up 4.5%, while Eroski sold more than 590,000 liters of fresh Menorcan milk, up 2% from the previous year.
Wines with designation of origin from the Balearic Islands also maintained a positive trend, with a turnover of 3.9 million euros, 9% higher than that registered in 2024.
More than 890,000 peasant breads sold
The chain also highlights the performance of traditional products. During 2025, more than 890,000 peasant breads were sold, after improvements were made to their preparation. Furthermore, sales of panades, cocarrois, rubiols, and ensaïmades grew by 1% and reached 1.8 million units.
Among those attending the campaign presentation were, among others, the mayor of Campos, Francisca Porquer; the Director General of Agri-food Quality and Local Product of the Government, Joan Llabrés; the Minister of Economic Promotion and Local Development of the Council of Mallorca, Pilar Amate, and representatives of local producers.
