Rama 100% pflanzlich margarine

Rama is a historic brand of margarine and vegetable-based spreads with a legacy dating back to the late 19th century. The product's foundations were laid in 1870 when Jan Jurgens, a German butter merchant from Goch, acquired a patent for margarine. The brand was officially unified under the name 'Rahma' (later shortened to 'Rama') in Germany in 1924 by Deutsche Jurgenswerke AG. Over the decades, it became a staple in European households, famously represented by the iconic 'Jule' girl logo.

In terms of ownership, Rama was a cornerstone of Unilever's food portfolio for nearly a century. However, in 2018, Unilever sold its global spreads business to the American investment firm KKR. This led to the formation of Upfield, which recently rebranded as Flora Food Group in late 2024. Today, Flora Food Group is the ultimate owner and global market leader in plant-based spreads, operating with a commitment to sustainable and plant-based nutrition. While the brand has deep German roots and significant production facilities there, it is manufactured at various sites worldwide to serve its broad international market.