Colman's

Colman's is a British company that is known for producing a wide range of mustards, sauces, and other condiments. The company was established in 1814 by Jeremiah Colman, and it has since become a staple in many British households.

History

Jeremiah Colman founded Colman's in 1814 when he took over a mustard milling business in Norwich. The business expanded rapidly, and by the mid-19th century, it was one of the largest and most respected mustard manufacturers in the world.

In 1938, Colman's joined forces with Reckitt & Sons to form a new company, Reckitt & Colman. This company continued to produce Colman's mustard and other products, and it also introduced new products under the Colman's brand.

In 1995, Reckitt & Colman sold the Colman's food business to Unilever, a multinational consumer goods company. Unilever continues to produce Colman's products today.

Products

Colman's produces a variety of mustards, including English mustard, Dijon mustard, and wholegrain mustard. The company also makes a range of other condiments, such as horseradish sauce, mint sauce, and apple sauce.

In addition to these, Colman's also produces a selection of cooking sauces and mixes. These include gravy mixes, curry mixes, and casserole mixes.

Legacy

Colman's has a significant impact on the city of Norwich. The company was a major employer in the city for many years, and it continues to be a significant part of the local economy. The Colman's Mustard Shop & Museum in Norwich is dedicated to the history of the company and its products.

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