Overview
About P.Cutajar & Co Ltd
In 1861, our founder Paul Cutajar started a trading company carrying his name based in Valletta, the capital city of Malta. His business quickly flourished and in 1865 he formalised his activities and established P.Cutajar & Co.
Today, the company is considered to be one of Malta’s leading importers and distributors of fast moving consumer goods. Our principal activities include the sale and marketing of world leading brands of Wines & Spirits, Coffee, Food and Confectionery besides also being involved in the retail sector. We operate from a new state-of-the-art premises in San Gwann that is conveniently located in the centre of the island from where we delivery goods to a very wide range of distribution channels. The company’s workforce is dynamic and embraces a strong sales and marketing philosophy.
Our name is synonymous with the supply of high quality products including FERRERO, LAVAZZA, BACARDI, DEWAR’S and MARTINI. We also operate franchise stores under the SOLARIS, COCCINELLE and HAAGEN DAZS brands and we feel proud to have been at the forefront of the markets in which we operate for over 156 years.
Today, the company is considered to be one of Malta’s leading importers and distributors of fast moving consumer goods. Our principal activities include the sale and marketing of world leading brands of Wines & Spirits, Coffee, Food and Confectionery besides also being involved in the retail sector. We operate from a new state-of-the-art premises in San Gwann that is conveniently located in the centre of the island from where we delivery goods to a very wide range of distribution channels. The company’s workforce is dynamic and embraces a strong sales and marketing philosophy.
Our name is synonymous with the supply of high quality products including FERRERO, LAVAZZA, BACARDI, DEWAR’S and MARTINI. We also operate franchise stores under the SOLARIS, COCCINELLE and HAAGEN DAZS brands and we feel proud to have been at the forefront of the markets in which we operate for over 156 years.