Marne Groninger Pittige Mosterd

Marne Groninger Pittige Mosterd is a traditional Dutch mustard variety known for its coarse texture and spicy kick. The brand, Marne, was established in 1895 in Groningen, Netherlands, by the Widows Geveke. It has since become a household name in the Netherlands, recognized for its quality and authentic production methods. The product is still primarily manufactured in its home city of Groningen, maintaining its local heritage.

While the brand has deep local roots, it is currently part of a larger corporate structure. Marne is owned by Marne Mosterdfabriek B.V., which is a subsidiary of the French company Charbonneaux-Brabant. This acquisition has allowed Marne to expand its reach while preserving the traditional recipes that have made it a staple in Dutch kitchens for over a century. The brand holds the prestigious 'Purveyor to the Royal Household' (Hofleverancier) title in the Netherlands.