Roosvicee Bosvruchtenmix syrup

Roosvicee is a well-known Dutch brand famous for its rosehip-based products, founded in 1956. The name is a combination of 'Rozenbottel' (rosehip) and 'Vitamine C'. It was originally developed in the post-WWII era to provide children with essential vitamins.

The brand has changed ownership several times over the decades. It was part of the HJ Heinz company and, following the merger of Kraft and Heinz, became part of the Kraft Heinz Company portfolio. Today, it remains a staple in Dutch households, primarily produced in the Netherlands to serve the local Benelux market. The Bosvruchtenmix (Forest Fruit Mix) variant continues the tradition of using rosehips as a base, supplemented with various berries.