Marcilla Café Molido de Tueste Natural

Marcilla is an iconic coffee brand with deep roots in Spain, dating back to 1907 when it was founded by Julián Marcilla in Barcelona. Originally a small local roaster in the San Andrés neighborhood, the brand grew to become a national leader, known for introducing vacuum-packed coffee to the Spanish market. In 1981, it was acquired by the Dutch company Douwe Egberts, which eventually evolved into the global coffee giant JDE Peet's.

Today, Marcilla is positioned as a 'local icon' within the JDE Peet's portfolio. While it maintains its strong Spanish identity and heritage, the brand is owned by JDE Peet's N.V., headquartered in the Netherlands. Manufacturing for the Spanish market is primarily centered at the company's large facility in Mollet del Vallés (Barcelona), though the parent company utilizes a global supply chain for bean sourcing and distribution across Europe.