McCain Foods has announced a new partnership with the Tour de France and will become the cycling event's Official Fries partner beginning in 2026.
McCain Foods to become Official Fries partner of the Tour de France in 2026
McCain Foods, one of the world's largest manufacturers of frozen potato products, has announced a new partnership with the Tour de France and will become the event's Official Fries partner beginning in 2026.
The partnership connects McCain Foods with one of the world's most recognized cycling events and expands the company's visibility in France, where it also operates potato processing facilities.
Max Koeune, President and CEO of McCain Foods:
"As the maker of one in every four fries enjoyed globally, we're proud to be part of such an iconic event and to help create memorable fan experiences."
The partnership is scheduled to begin with the 2026 edition of the Tour de France.
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