REMA 1000 Rustikke Grovchips Havsalt

REMA 1000 Rustikke Grovchips are a private-label range of thick-cut potato chips with their skins left on, seasoned with sea salt. These chips are specifically developed for and sold by the REMA 1000 supermarket chain.

The brand originated in Norway where Odd Reitan opened the first REMA store in 1979. Today, the brand is owned by the Reitan Retail group (formerly Reitangruppen), which remains one of Scandinavia's largest retail companies. While the REMA 1000 brand is Norwegian, the products sold in the Danish market are often produced locally by Danish partners or imported from specialized European manufacturers to ensure high quality and regional relevance. For the Danish market, these chips are typically manufactured within Denmark or neighboring Northern European countries.