Sighvatur Bjarnason

Cimbric is a family-owned Danish company with its roots in the Vendsyssel region. The company is named after the courageous Northern Juttish people, the Cimbri, who many hundreds of years ago went on triumphant crusading expedition's right across Europe. Cimbric was founded in 1964 and in the early days production was centered on canned prawns. They were one of the first Danish companies to introduce the concept of fresh prawns in brine, at the end of the 'sixties. This ground-breaking innovation was the result of Cimbric's direct access to the underground spring water close to the factory. At Cimbric, they treasure their position as a leading and long-established supplier of shellfish and other fish products. Their specialty is the production of prawns in brine. Cimbric prawns in brine are unique, as they are packed in pure, natural spring water. This helps to retain the prawns' natural and delicate characteristics of taste, texture and color. Mother Nature has been a great help in this respect. Their factory is located in the beautiful and unspoilt Tolne Hills, known for their natural beauty, fresh air and some of the purest water in Denmark.

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