Stabburet Leverpostei

Stabburet is an iconic Norwegian food brand, most famous for its 'Stabburet-Leverpostei' (liver pâté), which has been a staple of Norwegian lunchboxes since its launch in 1949. The brand is deeply rooted in Norwegian culinary tradition, with its distinctive yellow cans featuring a portrait of a smiling child being one of the most recognized consumer goods in the country.

Originally founded by Gunnar Nilsen in Fredrikstad, the company grew from a small deli into a major industrial food producer. Today, the brand remains a powerhouse in the Scandinavian market, representing quality and heritage. While the company has changed hands through corporate mergers over the decades, the production of its core products remains centered in Norway, maintaining its status as a domestic favorite.

Stabburet is now a key brand within the Orkla group, which is the leading supplier of branded consumer goods to the grocery, out-of-home, and bakery sectors in the Nordic and Baltic regions. Under Orkla's ownership, the brand has expanded its portfolio to include frozen pizzas (Grandiosa), sauces, and canned vegetables, while keeping its headquarters and primary manufacturing base in Norway.