Bonilla a la Vista is a Spanish food business that produces potato chips and traditional churros. The firm manufactures thin, crispy potato chips using chosen potatoes, olive oil, and sea salt, and sells packaged snacks to retail, foodservice, and international markets. It sells potato chips in bags and metal tins, and its other products include classic churros and hot chocolate.
Bonilla a la Vista was founded in 1932 by Salvador Bonilla and his wife in Ferrol, Galicia, Spain, as a churros company before expanding into potato chip manufacture. In the 1950s, the family began frying potatoes and delivering them to local hospitality establishments. In 1988, a specialised plant was established at the Sabón industrial park in Arteixo, A Coruña, to increase commercial potato chip production. The firm has continued to expand its potato snack manufacturing and distribution activities while maintaining its conventional frying methods.
Products offered:
- Traditional potato chips
- Olive oil potato chips
- Unsalted potato chips
- Packaged potato chips
- Tinned potato chips
- Churros and hot chocolate
At its facility in Arteixo, Bonilla a la Vista fries roughly 4–5 tonnes of potatoes each day and uses about 280,000 litres of oil every year. The oil is provided by April, a different Galician firm. Its potato chips are supplied across Galicia and available in various other Spanish cities, such as Madrid, Barcelona, and Zaragoza. The firm additionally sends its products to global locations like New York, Paris, London, and Tokyo.
