We are Brets Chips, a family business created in 1995 in the centre of Brittany (France). Today, the company has more than 450 employees with 2 production sites. We are specialists in crisps and produce more than one in two crisps consumed in France.

We produce 45,000 tonnes of chips, or 180,000 tonnes of processed potatoes per year.

Our mission is to offer good, authentic and natural flavours. Quality in all simplicity!

Potatoes, Sunflower oil, Guérande salt, aromatic seasoning and… that’s it!

We do so by controlling the entire production cycle from A to Z. From choosing the right variety of potato to the final cooking step, we provide complete transparency about products conception and quality.

Our Breton potato chips come from specific potato varieties such as Lady Claire and Lady Rosetta. Round, calibrated and flawless, they give the best flakes to make the best potato chips.

During preparation, potatoes are washed, peeled and sliced before being properly cooked in sunflower oil. The potato chips are then salted and seasoned. For classic potato chips, the sea salt used mainly comes from the Guérande salt marshes where it is hand-harvested.

Good chips come from quality potatoes!

Since the 18th century, the Brittany region in France has been imposing itself as the expert in potato cultivation.

Thanks to a regular rainfall climate, potatoes grow in ideal conditions that give them an unchallenged quality and taste.

Since the setting up of the factory in 1995, we have developed partnerships with a constantly growing number of farmers regulating the ways to grow and harvest potatoes.

Today, this sustainable partnership gathers over 250 Breton farmers and handles 75% of all supplies by sustainably committing alongside farmer partners.

We are involved in the economic and social development of our beautiful region, by a responsible, citizen and dynamic approach. We act daily to improve our carbon footprint and contribute to preserve the environmental through wise management of water, local supplies, waste recovery and reduction of our energy consumption.