Colman's Mustard

Colman’s Mustard is one of the oldest and most iconic British food brands, with its heritage dating back to 1814 when Jeremiah Colman began milling mustard in Norwich, England. Known for its distinctively sharp, fiery heat and signature yellow packaging, the brand became a staple of British culinary tradition and earned a Royal Warrant as the mustard maker to the British royal family.

Historically, the brand was synonymous with the city of Norwich, where it was based for over 160 years. However, in recent years, production moved from the historic Carrow Works site to other facilities across the United Kingdom and Europe. Today, the brand is owned by the multinational consumer goods giant Unilever. Despite changes in manufacturing locations, it remains a quintessential symbol of British heritage, distributed globally for use as a condiment, seasoning, and key ingredient in traditional recipes.