Lamb Weston French Fries

Lamb Weston is a premier global leader in the frozen potato industry, known primarily for its high-quality french fries and specialized potato appetizers. The brand traces its roots back to 1950 in Weston, Oregon, USA, where F. Gilbert Lamb founded the company and eventually revolutionized the industry with the invention of the 'Lamb Water Gun Knife,' the first device ever used to cut fries under high-pressure water.

Today, Lamb Weston operates numerous processing facilities worldwide, specifically concentrated in major potato-growing regions such as the United States, Canada, and Europe (through joint ventures). This global manufacturing footprint allows the company to supply quick-service restaurants and retail customers across the globe while maintaining product freshness and logistical efficiency.

While Lamb Weston was previously part of the Conagra Brands portfolio, it became an independent, publicly traded corporation in 2016. It is now headquartered in Eagle, Idaho, and remains one of the largest potato processors in the world, maintaining a dominant market share in both the North American and international frozen food sectors.