West Cornwall Pasty Company Traditional Pasty

West Cornwall Pasty Company is a well-known British brand that specializes in traditional hand-crimped Cornish pasties. Originating in the late 1990s, the brand quickly became a staple in UK railway stations and high streets, marketing itself on the heritage of the Cornwall region. The products are predominantly manufactured in the United Kingdom, specifically maintaining a focus on traditional recipes that align with the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status often associated with Cornish pasties.

Over the years, the brand has transitioned from a small boutique operation to a major retail presence. After being acquired from Ennismore in 2014 by Gresham House, it was eventually sold to the Samworth Brothers group in 2017. This ownership brings the brand under one of the UK's largest chilled food producers, providing the infrastructure to distribute their hot and cold savory products across a wide network of travel hubs and retail outlets globally and domestically.