Røra Fabrikker

Røra Fabrikker is a Norwegian food-production company based in Røra in Inderøy Municipality, Trøndelag. Its business centers on processing agricultural raw materials into food products, particularly fruit juices, jams, and other preserved or processed fruit and agricultural goods. The company supplies products through cooperatives across Norway and operates within Coop Norge's food-production structure rather than primarily as an independent consumer-facing retail brand. The business was established in 1938 under the name Inntrøndelag Frukt- og Bærsalgslag. Its original name reflected an organization focused on the sale and handling of fruit and berries in the Inntrøndelag region. The company later adopted the name Trøndefrukt, connecting the business more directly with the Trøndelag area. In 1975, it changed to the name Røra Fabrikker, which identifies the company with its production location at Røra. Røra Fabrikker is a subsidiary of Coop Norge Industri AS. Together with a coffee plant and a bakery-holding company, it forms part of a food-production division within Coop Norge. This structure links Røra Fabrikker to Coop's cooperative distribution network and gives its products access to cooperative outlets throughout Norway. The company's role is therefore both industrial and supply-chain oriented: it processes food products at its facility and delivers them to Coop cooperatives for distribution to consumers. The available reference material describes the company's main product areas as juice, jam, and processed agricultural products, but does not provide a complete product catalogue, individual product-brand names, financial results, or current management information. In 2011, Røra Fabrikker employed 49 people. That figure provides historical context for the scale of the operation but should not be treated as a current headcount. Røra Fabrikker's significance lies in its long-running regional production history and its continuing place in Norway's cooperative food-supply system. Its successive names—from Inntrøndelag Frukt- og Bærsalgslag to Trøndefrukt and then Røra Fabrikker—reflect the development of a local fruit and berry organization into a specialized food-processing company serving a nationwide cooperative network.

Røra Fabrikker traces its origins to 1938, when it was established as Inntrøndelag Frukt- og Bærsalgslag. The original organization was associated with the handling and sale of fruit and berries in the Inntrøndelag area of Norway. Over time, the operation developed into a food-processing business rather than remaining solely a regional sales organization. The company later became known as Trøndefrukt. This name placed greater emphasis on its connection with Trøndelag, the region in which the business operated. In 1975, the company adopted the name Røra Fabrikker, referring to its location in Røra, an area of Inderøy Municipality in what is now Trøndelag county. The company produces juices, jams, and other processed agricultural products. Its output is distributed through cooperatives across Norway. This distribution model reflects its relationship with Coop Norge and its role in the cooperative group's vertically connected food-production activities. Røra Fabrikker is a subsidiary of Coop Norge Industri AS and forms part of a food-production division that also includes a coffee plant and a bakery-holding company. The available historical reference identifies 49 employees at the company in 2011. No current workforce figure, financial information, detailed product list, or executive roster is provided in the source material. Røra Fabrikker remains an active Norwegian food-production operation associated with Coop's national cooperative network.

• 2011

  Historical workforce recorded at 49 employees

  [1]Røra Fabrikkeren.wikipedia.org

  Reference material reported that Røra Fabrikker employed 49 people in 2011.

• 1975

  Adopted the name Røra Fabrikker

  [1]Røra Fabrikkeren.wikipedia.org

  The business changed its name to Røra Fabrikker, identifying it with its production location in Røra.

• 1938

  Business founded as Inntrøndelag Frukt- og Bærsalgslag

  [1]Røra Fabrikkeren.wikipedia.org

  The company was established in Norway under the name Inntrøndelag Frukt- og Bærsalgslag.

• Name changed to Trøndefrukt

  [1]Røra Fabrikkeren.wikipedia.org

  The company later adopted the name Trøndefrukt; the reference material does not specify the year of the change.

A Norwegian regional food processor and Coop supply partner specializing in juices, jams, and other processed agricultural products.

• Beverages

  Fruit juices

  Røra Fabrikker produces fruit-based juice products as part of its food-processing operations. The available reference identifies juice as one of the company's principal product areas, but does not specify individual varieties, packaging formats, or consumer brand names.

• Fruit preserves

  Jams

  Jams are a core product category associated with Røra Fabrikker. The products are made within the company's fruit and agricultural processing business and distributed through Coop's cooperative network in Norway. Specific recipes, ranges, and launch dates are not identified in the available sources.

• Packaged foods

  Processed agricultural products

  The company also makes processed agricultural products beyond the specifically identified juice and jam categories. These products reflect Røra Fabrikker's historical connection with fruit and berry handling and its role as a food-production supplier within Coop Norge. The source material does not provide a complete list of products.

1. 1Røra Fabrikkeren.wikipedia.org