Sodexo has announced that it has been selected by Meta to deliver food services across its global portfolio.
The enterprise partnership covers more than 130 locations in over 30 countries across all regions.
The contract includes a diverse range of environments, including corporate offices, large campuses, data centres, conference hubs and smaller office locations.
Service delivery will begin progressively in the coming months.
Sodexo said the agreement represents one of the largest single global workplace food services contracts it has secured to date.
The contract was awarded following a competitive global tender process.
During the process, Sodexo demonstrated team capability, partnership approach, value creation, international scale and mobilisation expertise.
The company will deliver integrated workplace food services through a structured global operating model.
This will combine consistent global standards with local execution and innovation, supported by digital and data capabilities.
By combining Meta’s workplace vision and brand standards with Sodexo’s global expertise in food services and hospitality, the partnership is designed to deliver an integrated food programme at scale.
Sodexo said the programme will support human connection, productivity and employee experience across Meta’s global workplace portfolio.
Sustainability formed an integral part of the selection process and will be embedded in the programme, supporting the shared ambitions of both partners.
Thierry Delaporte, Sodexo Chief Executive Officer, said: “This success was driven by our people, anchored in strong leadership commitment and a 60-year heritage of hospitality services. Meta’s ambition for exceptional culinary experiences everywhere they operate aligns perfectly with our proven expertise to deliver at scale.
“This contract win is a reflection of the level of commercial intensity Sodexo can unlock when our global team come together to build the right offer and showcase our global capabilities. It shows our ability to convert wide-scale competitive tenders into material growth opportunities.”