Marne Grove Mosterd Pittig

Marne Grove Mosterd Pittig is a traditional Dutch coarse spicy mustard produced by De Marne's Fabrieken B.V. The brand has a deep heritage in the Netherlands, dating back to its founding in 1895 in the village of Molenrij. In 1926, the company moved to Groningen to leverage better transport links and has remained there ever since.

The product is widely recognized for its authentic coarse texture and spicy flavor profile, which is achieved by roughly grinding the mustard seeds rather than milling them into a smooth paste. Today, the brand is a staple in Dutch households and is frequently exported internationally. De Marne's Fabrieken B.V. continues to operate as an independent entity or subsidiary (formerly associated with names like Hegge, Leima & Wiersum) based in Groningen, specifically on the Van Starkenborgh Canal, where it maintains its traditional manufacturing processes while integrating modern logistics.