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Lamb Weston / Meijer
Lamb Weston EMEA (legal entity Lamb Weston B.V.) makes frozen fries, potato specialties and dried potato flakes for foodservice, retail and the food industry. It has offices in Breda and Kruiningen in the Netherlands and six factories in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Austria. It began as a 1994 joint venture of Meijer Frozen Food and Lamb Weston.
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At a glance
| Type | Processor |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Breda, Netherlands |
| Founded | 1994 (joint venture of Meijer Frozen Food, 1985, and Lamb Weston, 1950) |
| Website | lambweston.eu |
What they make
- Frozen fries for foodservice
- Potato specialties (twisters, crisscuts, dippers, wedges, hash browns, rösti)
- Sweet potato products
- Appetizers for foodservice
- Frozen potato products for supermarket retail
- Dried potato flakes for the food industry
- Semi-finished products for soups, mash and binding
Brands
Plants and capacity
| Site | Country |
|---|---|
| Kruiningen | Netherlands |
| Bergen op Zoom | Netherlands |
| Oosterbierum | Netherlands |
| Broekhuizenvorst | Netherlands |
| Wisbech | United Kingdom |
| Hollabrunn | Austria |
| Breda | Netherlands |
| Dubai | United Arab Emirates |
Markets
- Products sold in more than 110 countries
- Foodservice
- Retail (supermarkets)
- Food industry (potato flakes)
- Sales offices in São Paulo (Brazil) and Lagos (Nigeria)
Key facts
- Produces more than 30,000 tonnes of potato flakes a year
- Meijer family began growing potatoes in Kruiningen in 1920
- Meijer Frozen Food began frozen products and flakes in 1985
- Acquired four plants (Oosterbierum, Bergen op Zoom, Wisbech, Hollabrunn) in 2000–2010
- Acquired the Broekhuizenvorst plant in 2017
Machines
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Not published
Current ownership of the European business and the terms of the 1994 joint venture are not stated on the pages read.
Plant capacities, total frozen production, turnover, employee numbers, grower numbers, varieties and certifications are not published on the pages read.
Sources
- Lamb Weston home pagewww.lambweston.eu/nl · accessed 7 November 2026
- Ons verhaalwww.lambweston.eu/nl/over-ons/ons-verhaal · accessed 7 November 2026
- Onze geschiedeniswww.lambweston.eu/nl/over-ons/onze-geschiedenis · accessed 7 November 2026
- Kantoren en fabriekenwww.lambweston.eu/nl/over-ons/kantoren-en-fabrieken · accessed 7 November 2026
- Van veld naar vorkwww.lambweston.eu/nl/over-ons/van-veld-naar-vork · accessed 7 November 2026
- Veelgestelde vragenwww.lambweston.eu/nl/over-ons/veelgestelde-vragen · accessed 7 November 2026
- Foodservicewww.lambweston.eu/nl/producten/foodservice · accessed 7 November 2026
- Frieswww.lambweston.eu/nl/product/category/fries · accessed 7 November 2026
- Specialiteitenwww.lambweston.eu/nl/product/category/specialiteiten · accessed 7 November 2026
- Retailwww.lambweston.eu/nl/producten/retail · accessed 7 November 2026
- Ambiantwww.lambweston.eu/nl/producten/ambiant · accessed 7 November 2026
- Duurzaamheidwww.lambweston.eu/nl/duurzaamheid · accessed 7 November 2026
Last checked 7 November 2026.
Lamb Weston: questions and answers
What does Lamb Weston do?
Lamb Weston EMEA (legal entity Lamb Weston B.V.) makes frozen fries, potato specialties and dried potato flakes for foodservice, retail and the food industry. It has offices in Breda and Kruiningen in the Netherlands and six factories in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Austria. It began as a 1994 joint venture of Meijer Frozen Food and Lamb Weston.
Where is Lamb Weston based?
Lamb Weston is based in Breda, Netherlands. The address it publishes is Topaasstraat 54-62, 4817 HW Breda, Netherlands.
When was Lamb Weston founded?
Lamb Weston gives its founding as 1994 (joint venture of Meijer Frozen Food, 1985, and Lamb Weston, 1950).
What does Lamb Weston make?
Its website lists Frozen fries for foodservice; Potato specialties; Sweet potato products; Appetizers for foodservice; Frozen potato products for supermarket retail; Dried potato flakes for the food industry; Semi-finished products for soups.
Where does Lamb Weston sell?
Products sold in more than 110 countries. Foodservice. Retail (supermarkets).
Answers use only the facts on this page, taken from the company's website.