Robertson's Golden Shredless Marmalade

Robertson's Golden Shredless Marmalade is a classic British spread known for its smooth, clear consistency without the traditional orange zest strips. The brand's history dates back to 1864 when James Robertson started making marmalade in Paisley, Scotland. It became famously associated with the 'Golden Shred' name, which defined their clear marmalade style.

Over the decades, the brand became a household staple across the UK, gaining further recognition through various cultural icons, including its current association with Paddington Bear on the packaging. While it originated in Scotland, the brand has undergone several changes in corporate ownership and is now a key part of an international food portfolio.

Today, Robertson's is owned by Premier Foods, a major British food manufacturer. While the manufacturing has historically been centered in the UK to serve its primary British and Irish markets, the ultimate oversight and brand direction come from the Premier Foods headquarters in St Albans. The product continues to be marketed as a traditional British breakfast accompaniment.