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Unox

Unox is an iconic food brand launched by in 1937 in , , renowned for its traditional meat products such as smoked sausages () and hearty canned or pouch soups that embody comfort and nostalgia in . The brand developed from 's acquisition of the local Hartog meat company, focusing on recipes for —a key component of winter dishes like —and expanding into soups and other quick meals, becoming a staple in the , , and . Unox has deep cultural ties to Dutch winter traditions, including sponsorship of the New Year's Dive in and provisions for the ice-skating event, often symbolized by its distinctive orange hat logo and award-winning marketing campaigns. In December 2024, announced it had received a binding offer from Zwanenberg to acquire the brand's meat and soup lines, following nearly a century of ownership; the transaction is expected to complete in 2025 subject to regulatory approvals. As of November 2025, the deal remains pending an ongoing antitrust investigation by the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM). This will allow continued Dutch production including vegetarian variants.

History

Founding and early development

Unox was established in 1937 by in , , leveraging the facilities of the recently acquired Hartog meat processing company from 1929 to produce hearty, affordable meat-based foods aimed at working-class consumers during the economic challenges of the . The brand name derived from a combination of "Unilever" and "ox," referencing the English word for "os" (beef) and the location in . Initial products focused on warming options suitable for cold Dutch winters, including smoked sausages such as the traditional Gelderse rookworst and frankfurters. During the early and , Unox expanded its product lineup amid recovery, introducing items like knakworstjes (frankfurters) in and pioneering vacuum-packed smoked sausages in 1957 to extend and convenience. The brand's growth was supported by the Unox Voorlichtings Dienst, which trained retailers on product benefits to boost sales. By the late , production had scaled from local output to nationwide distribution across the , establishing Unox as a household name synonymous with comforting staples in the . In 1957, Unox diversified into canned soups, starting with tomato soup produced manually in the Oss factory using 12 large kettles and daily batches incorporating 1,500 kg of onions. This expansion included the iconic erwtensoep (pea soup, or snert), a thick, traditional Dutch soup featuring chunks of the brand's signature smoked sausage (rookworst) as a primary ingredient alongside split peas, vegetables, and celery. Aggressive marketing, including the distribution of 3 million free soup cans, helped overcome initial consumer skepticism toward canned varieties—derisively called "luie-wijven soep" (lazy women's soup)—and solidified Unox's position in everyday meal preparation.

Acquisition by Unilever and expansion

Under 's ownership, which began with the 1929 merger incorporating the Hartog meat processing firm into (a predecessor to formed in 1930), the Unox brand was launched in 1937 at the Oss facility in the . This integration allowed Unox to leverage 's global distribution networks and resources for meat products like smoked sausages and canned luncheon meats, establishing it as a staple in households. In the mid-20th century, Unox diversified beyond meats into soups, beginning with ready-to-heat canned varieties in the 1950s to capitalize on postwar demand for convenient foods. By the and , the brand innovated further with products, including the launch of powder-based Cup-a-Soup lines around , offered in flavors such as chicken noodle and to appeal to busy consumers seeking quick preparation options. These developments aligned with Unilever's broader push into dehydrated food technologies, enhancing production efficiencies across its food portfolio. From the 1990s through the 2010s, Unox pursued market growth beyond the , entering and with localized adaptations, such as tailored packaging and flavor profiles to suit regional tastes while maintaining core Dutch-inspired recipes. This expansion was supported by Unilever's , boosting Unox's presence in continental markets for both soups and products. In response to rising and trends, the brand introduced vegetarian options in the late 2000s and 2010s, including plant-based soups and meat alternatives like vegetarian smoked sausages made from , reflecting broader consumer shifts toward flexitarian diets. Key operational milestones included expansions at the factory during the to increase capacity for growing demand, culminating in annual production reaching tens of millions of units by the early as Unox solidified its role in Unilever's ambient foods division. These enhancements enabled the brand to meet surging sales in soups and sausages, with the facility becoming a central hub for European output until its partial divestiture in 2018.

Divestiture to Zwanenberg

In 2018, Unilever divested its production facility in Oss, Netherlands, to Zwanenberg Food Group, transferring operations for Unox's frankfurters, smoked sausages, and related meat products while retaining ownership of the Unox brand itself. This arrangement established Zwanenberg as the contract manufacturer for these Unox product lines, allowing Unilever to focus on brand management and distribution without maintaining the physical infrastructure. The sale included the transfer of approximately 325 employees to Zwanenberg, ensuring continuity in production at the site. This partial divestiture set the stage for further transitions, culminating in a December 18, 2024, announcement where accepted a binding offer from Zwanenberg to acquire the full Unox brand, excluding Cup-a-Soup and instant lines, which retained to align with its mini-meals portfolio. The deal also encompassed the brand, a complementary Belgian meat product line, with the transaction subject to regulatory approvals and expected to close within 2025. As part of 's broader portfolio streamlining—following decades of expansion into diverse food categories—the divestiture aimed to sharpen focus on higher-growth areas like sauces and premium ready meals. The acquisition underwent scrutiny by the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM), which in June 2025 initiated a deeper into potential antitrust risks, including the possibility of higher prices for consumers due to reduced in soups and meat products. Zwanenberg submitted a formal merger notification to the ACM on July 4, 2025, entering the second phase of review to assess market impacts. Post-acquisition, Zwanenberg plans to integrate Unox with its existing sausage and meat portfolio, including the brand, to leverage synergies in production and distribution through the facility. This could enable new product developments, such as expanded ready-to-eat meal options combining Unox soups with Zwanenberg's protein lines, enhancing market presence in the and . As of November 2025, the transition remains in progress amid the ongoing ACM review, with continuing to oversee Cup-a-Soup and products while Zwanenberg prepares for full control, including and responsibilities.

Products

Soups and broths

Unox's soup product line, introduced in , features a range of canned and ready-to-heat options rooted in traditional recipes, emphasizing hearty, comforting flavors suited for winter consumption. The brand's soups gained popularity for their convenience and authentic taste, with early formulations focusing on simple, shelf-stable canned varieties that could be heated quickly. Core offerings include canned soups such as the iconic erwtensoep (split pea soup, or snert), which is prepared with (approximately 57%), like carrots, leeks, onions, and leaves (totaling 68.7%), water, and 11% smoked made primarily from (81%), pork separator meat, water, pork fat, salt, and stabilizers. Other popular canned varieties encompass , creamy soup (concentrated for dilution into over 1 liter, featuring mushrooms and cream base), Chinese , soup, and solid brown bean soup, often incorporating traditional elements like and occasional components for added substance. These products are typically sold in 800ml cans or 570ml pouches, providing 4 servings per container and highlighting seasonal appeal for cold-weather meals. In addition to canned formats, Unox offers instant soups through the Cup-a-Soup line, consisting of powder mixes in sachets for rapid preparation by adding hot water, with varieties including tomato crème (18g per sachet), cream of mushroom (17g per sachet with croutons), (23g per sachet), and vegetable options. These instant products, which emphasize low-calorie profiles (e.g., vegetable variants under 0.5g fat per 250ml serving), were expanded in the to include lighter formulations aligning with trends, such as reduced-fat versions without artificial enhancers. Notably, following 's announcement in December 2024 of the divestiture of the core Unox brand's meat and soup lines to Zwanenberg Food Group (expected to complete in 2025 subject to regulatory approvals, which were ongoing as of mid-2025), the Cup-a-Soup and noodle lines are to remain under Unilever ownership due to their fit within the company's mini-meals portfolio. Innovations in the focused on convenience, with the introduction of ready-to-heat pouches (known as "soup in a ") in sizes like 570ml for varieties including creamy with , forgotten with and chanterelles, and enriched with meatballs and . These flexible, microwaveable formats built on earlier carton packaging trials from , prioritizing ease for busy consumers while maintaining nutritional balance through high content (e.g., 68.7% in pea-based ). Unox holds a dominant position in the soup market, particularly in ambient wet and canned segments, where it is recognized as a leading player alongside brands like Knorr and Honig, with high consumer penetration exceeding 80% as of 2024. The brand's key market role was highlighted in regulatory reviews of its planned 2025 acquisition, underscoring its significant share in canned s and broth-like wet preparations.

Sausages and meat products

Unox's flagship meat products center on , with the (smoked ) as the cornerstone item since its introduction in 1937. This traditional is crafted from a blend primarily of (approximately 95%) with for texture, seasoned with , spices, and preservatives, then air-dried and smoked over to impart its characteristic flavor. The emphasizes quality meat sources, resulting in a coarse-ground product ideal for pairing with or as a standalone grilled item. Complementing the rookworst, Unox offers frankfurters, which follow an authentic German-inspired recipe using finely emulsified pork and beef mixtures, cooked and ready for quick preparation in or stews. These products maintain a focus on bold, savory profiles suitable for everyday meals or snacks. While not a core , Unox variants provide similar beef-pork blends in a finer texture for versatile use. In response to shifting consumer preferences, Unox introduced vegetarian in 2018, formulated with , vegetable oils, egg whites, and seasonings to mimic the original's smoky taste and texture, providing a plant-based alternative rich in protein, iron, and vitamin B12. Packaging for these sausages typically includes vacuum-sealed pouches for the fresh varieties to extend up to several weeks under refrigeration, while canned options like party knaks ensure longer-term storage without refrigeration. Seasonal offerings highlight holiday packs of and frankfurters, tailored for Dutch traditions like and , where demand surges in winter due to their role in hearty meals such as or boerenkool . These packs often feature bundled sizes for family gatherings, capitalizing on the product's popularity during colder months. Unox adheres to stringent quality standards, sourcing pork that meets regulations on , , and labeling, ensuring all products are free from certain additives and undergo rigorous testing for consistency. These meats occasionally integrate into Unox soups as flavor enhancers, but stand alone as versatile proteins.

Other food items

Unox's and line includes quick-prepare options designed for convenient meals, such as the 69g Unox Noodles Sate with spicy flavor and the 69g Unox Good Pasta Tomaat featuring . These products, which emphasize long-lasting and easy preparation by adding hot water, are planned to be retained by as part of its mini meals portfolio following the December 2024 announcement of the divestiture of the core Unox brand to Zwanenberg Food Group (expected to complete in 2025). Complementing main courses, Unox offers gehaktballetjes (meatballs) as versatile snacks and sides, available in 420g cans with flavors like , sauce, sauce, sauce, and plain jus for heating in a pan or . These meatballs, suitable for accompaniments or sandwiches, provide a hearty addition to home cooking. Unox also produces broth-based seasonings, including Cup-a-Soup Drinkbouillon in garden (tuinkruiden) flavor, which dissolves in hot water for instant or enhances dishes like and . These 175ml single-serve sachets support quick flavoring without added MSG. In the 2020s, Unox launched limited-run special editions focused on health-conscious options, such as pumpkin made with and for a plant-based, vegan-friendly profile, and featuring mushrooms and cream from sustainable sources. These variants highlight reduced environmental impact and natural ingredients. Following the planned divestiture announced in December 2024 (expected to complete in 2025 subject to regulatory approvals), non-core items like the and certain seasonings are to continue under Unilever's branding, aligning with its focus on portable, on-the-go foods.

Marketing and cultural role

Advertising campaigns

Unox's advertising campaigns have historically centered on themes of comfort, tradition, and family bonding, often set against winter backdrops to evoke Dutch coziness through TV and print media. From the 1970s to the 1990s, these efforts prominently featured "warm from the heart" narratives, showcasing family meals in snowy or fireside settings with memorable jingles and relatable actors that captured everyday warmth and togetherness. The 2000s marked a digital pivot for Unox, with online advertisements and social media initiatives promoting products like Cup-a-Soup, including user-generated content contests to boost engagement. The brand's messaging evolved from utilitarian promotions—such as the 1961 campaign aimed at boosting canned soup sales—to more emotional, heritage-driven stories that underscore enduring traditions. Recent pre-2025 campaigns have emphasized health-conscious options, including low-calorie soups. The 2007–2012 "Unox blijft Unox" initiative exemplified this heritage focus, depicting multi-generational family rituals amid modern changes and earning a Golden Effie Award for marketing effectiveness. In 2012, the Skateapp digital promotion tied into Dutch skating culture, encouraging interactive user participation via mobile apps. The 2019 Puur Soep launch highlighted fresh, vegetable-rich low-calorie soups as nutritious alternatives, with commercials stressing high vegetable content for health benefits. That year, Unox's first animated ad for vegetarian sausages blended plant-based innovation with classic Dutch family scenes, promoting healthier eating while preserving emotional coziness. The 2024 "Gevoel van thuis" series reinforced warmth through authentic stories, like a delivering to her brother, linking products to universal feelings of and .

Sponsorships and events

Unox has been a prominent sponsor of the Nieuwjaarsduik, or New Year's Dive, in since 1998, an annual tradition where thousands plunge into the icy on January 1 to mark the . The brand provides participants with signature orange knit , warm (erwtensoep), and on-site support including lifeguards, enhancing the event's festive atmosphere with prominent such as tents and product distribution. Attracting over 10,000 swimmers each year, the sponsorship has grown the event from a small gathering into a major public spectacle, solidifying Unox's association with Dutch winter resilience. However, the 2025 edition was cancelled due to conditions including strong winds. Beyond the Nieuwjaarsduik, Unox supports various initiatives in the , including the Dutch Youth Skating Days organized by the Sven Kramer Academy, where the brand promotes participation through product giveaways and visibility. These efforts extend to distributing soups and sausages at winter fairs and community events, fostering brand engagement during the cold season. Such sponsorships have notably increased Unox's exposure, embedding the brand deeply in national traditions. Following 's announced sale of Unox to , expected to complete in 2025 subject to regulatory approvals, the prospective owner has committed to preserving the brand's cultural ties to traditions.

Operations and ownership

Production facilities

The facility in the , established in 1937 as the original production for Unox products, underwent significant expansions during its ownership by Unilever to support growing demand for soups and meat items. In 2018, Unilever sold the factory to Zwanenberg Food Group while retaining the brand , allowing Zwanenberg to operate the site and manufacture Unox frankfurters, smoked sausages, and pea soups under a long-term agreement. The facility specializes in these core products, utilizing dedicated lines for processing and canning soups as well as smoking and packaging sausages to maintain product quality and consistency. Zwanenberg operates additional production sites across to support Unox's regional distribution, including a facility in Poznan, , focused on soup-in-pouch formats for efficient packaging and export. These sites complement the operations, enabling scalable output for markets in the , Belgium, and beyond, with processes emphasizing and efficiency in and meat preparation. Unox's supply chain relies on regional sourcing, including ingredients like for sausages and peas for signature , primarily from agricultural suppliers to ensure freshness and . efforts have included initiatives to reduce and environmental impact since the early , aligning with broader goals for circular practices. As of 2025, Zwanenberg is undertaking upgrades at the Oss site and other locations like Vlagtwedde to expand and lines, in anticipation of the pending brand acquisition. These enhancements support continued for Unox under the existing while preparing for potential post-acquisition. The is subject to regulatory approvals and consultations.

Current ownership and distribution

As of November 2025, maintains ownership of the Unox brand pending the completion of its announced divestiture to Zwanenberg Food Group, with the transaction expected by the end of 2025 subject to regulatory approvals. Under the agreement, Zwanenberg will acquire the core Unox portfolio, encompassing traditional soups and meat products such as sausages, while retains the Unox Noodles and Cup-a-Soup lines to align with its mini meals category focus. Unox products are distributed primarily in the , with significant presence in and , and limited exports to other EU countries. The brand reaches consumers through major supermarket chains, including in the , as well as regional retailers in neighboring markets. Sales channels for Unox include traditional retail for canned soups, broths, and meat items; e-commerce platforms such as ; and foodservice suppliers for institutional use. The core Unox portfolio generated an estimated €200 million in annual revenue prior to the divestiture. Post-acquisition, Zwanenberg intends to integrate Unox into its operations, leveraging existing production synergies to pursue expansion into additional European markets and potentially beyond.

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