LABEYRIE
Labeyrie is a French premium fine food producer founded in 1946, specializing in smoked salmon, foie gras, and charcuterie. The company serves French gourmet consumers through national retail distribution, leveraging artisanal craftsmanship and protected-origin certifications.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1946
- HeadquartersSaint-geours-de Maremme, France
- Headcount251–500
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What LABEYRIE does
Labeyrie is a French premium fine food producer founded in 1946, headquartered and operating its main production workshop in Saint-Geours de Maremne in the Sud-Ouest region of France. The company specializes in three core categories: smoked salmon (saumon fumé) sourced from Norway, Scotland, Ireland, and the wild Pacific; foie gras and duck products from South-West France; and cured ham and charcuterie including Bayonne ham, Iberian Pata Negra, and Serrano. Its portfolio is organized into sub-brands including 'Grandes Origines' (premium terroir-driven offerings), 'Essentiels' (accessible everyday smoked salmon), and limited collections like 'Collection du Goût.' The company's technical foundation rests on traditional artisanal techniques — cold smoking ('à froid') using noble woods such as beech, French chestnut, and oak; mixed salting; 8-hour maturation; and aging in Bodegas — executed by master smokers ('maîtres fumeurs') whose expertise is transmitted across generations.
The business operates as a consumer packaged goods brand distributing through traditional French retail channels including supermarkets, hypermarkets, and specialty food stores, with additional marketing-driven visibility via in-store experiences like the 'Carrousel Labeyrie' and media partnerships such as the Star Academy sponsorship. Revenue is generated through one-time consumer purchases of premium packaged products across various formats (tray, torchon, bloc, jar). Quality assurance is delivered through the proprietary Certiconfiance program (70 control points validated by Bureau Veritas) and reinforced by certifications including IGP Sud-Ouest, MSC, AB organic, STG, and Agri-Éthique France — the latter achieved in 2025 as the first duck brand to receive France's first fair trade label. The company sources from a cooperative of 237 partner duck farmers within 100km of its workshop and employs 251-500 people, serving affluent French consumers seeking artisanal gourmet products for festive occasions and premium everyday consumption.
LABEYRIE firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- LABEYRIE
- Legal name
- Labeyrie Fine Foods
- Website
- https://labeyrie.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1946
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 251–500 employees
- Short description
- Labeyrie is a French premium fine food producer founded in 1946, specializing in smoked salmon, foie gras, and charcuterie. The company serves French gourmet consumers through national retail distribution, leveraging artisanal craftsmanship and protected-origin certifications.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
LABEYRIE industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Premium Gourmet Foods
- NAICS
- Food Manufacturing (311)
- SIC
- Sausages & Other Prepared Meat Products (2013), Food And Kindred Products (2000)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Smoked & Cured Seafood (Salmon, Herring, Lox) (AFANALAD)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Cured Meats (Dry-Cured, Wet-Cured, Hams, Bacon) (AFANAEAA), Fermented & Air-Dried Charcuterie (Salami, Pepperoni, Prosciutto-Style) (AFANAEAE), Refrigerated Meat & Seafood (Processed/Packaged) (CRADACAK)
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Where LABEYRIE is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Saint-geours-de Maremme
- HQ country
- France
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
LABEYRIE business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Others
Revenue model
- Consumer Packaged Goods Sales: Labeyrie generates revenue through direct sales of premium fine food products including smoked salmon, foie gras, and charcuterie to consumers via retail distribution channels. Products are sold as consumer packaged goods in various formats (tray, torchon, bloc, jar).
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels1 record
Marketing channels5 records
LABEYRIE product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Labeyrie manufactures and sells premium French gourmet food products, specializing in smoked salmon (Norwegian, Scottish, organic, wild Pacific, lightly smoked), foie gras (whole duck and goose, blocks with pieces, spirit-infused Grands Alcools range), charcuterie (Bayonne ham, Iberian Pata Negra, Serrano, chorizo, saucisson, lomo), smoked trout, and duck meat. Products are produced using traditional artisanal techniques including cold smoking (fumage à froid) with noble wood chips, manual salting, and 8-hour maturation, sold primarily through French retail channels as branded consumer packaged goods.
Product overview
Labeyrie is a premium French gourmet food company offering a portfolio of specialty products organized into three main collections: smoked salmon (saumon fumé) including regular, organic, lightly smoked, Scottish, and wild Pacific varieties, plus premium 'Grandes Origines' lines from Norway, Scotland, and Alaska; foie gras (foie gras mi-cuit) featuring whole duck and goose preparations in various flavor profiles (Tradition, Dégustation, Caractère, Délicat) plus blocks with pieces, and a premium 'Grands Alcools' spirit-infused line; and cured ham and charcuterie (jambon cru et charcuterie) including Bayonne ham, Iberian Pata Negra, Serrano, plus charcuterie items like chorizo, saucisson, and lomo. Products emphasize traditional craftsmanship, regional sourcing (Sud-Ouest France for duck products, Spain for Iberian products), and distinct taste profiles organized as 'sensory experiences' (légère, boisée, corsée for salmon; équilibre, aromatique, relevé, caractère for charcuterie; tradition, délicat, dégustation, caractère for foie gras). The company also offers smoked trout products, recipes, and celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2026.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Grandes Origines: Premium range featuring exceptional origin products with specialized smoking techniques showcasing terroir expertise
- Essentiels
- Collection du Goût
Products and services
- Saumon fumé de Norvège Norwegian smoked salmon with mild and balanced taste, cold-smoked using French chestnut and beech wood chips, sold as premium CPG product to French consumers.
- Saumon Fum Bio Organic smoked salmon sourced from Ireland, Scotland, or Norway, meeting AB organic aquaculture certification standards with delicate flavor profile.
- Saumon Légèrement Fumé Lightly smoked salmon with fresh, natural taste and an extremely subtle smoky note achieved through a short one-hour smoking process with beech wood.
- Saumon Fum d'Ecosse Scottish smoked salmon with woody and generous taste profile, smoked with French oak and walnut wood for aromatic notes.
- Saumon fumé Sauvage du Pacifique Wild Pacific smoked salmon from cold Pacific waters with firm and intense taste profile, cold-smoked with beech wood, MSC certified sustainable.
- Grandes Origines Saumon Fumé Sauvage d'Alaska Premium wild Alaskan smoked salmon from pristine waters, cold-smoked with beech wood delivering bold, iodized and raw flavor notes.
- Grandes Origines Cercle Polaire Norvégien Premium smoked salmon from northern Norway waters, smoked with beech wood and juniper berries for sweet, fruity flavors with subtle acidulated notes.
- Grandes Origines Highlands d'Ecosse Premium smoked salmon from Scottish Highlands, smoked with oak wood and barrel shavings delivering woody, intense taste with pronounced malty character.
- Foie gras de canard entier du sud-ouest Caractère au poivre de Sichuan Whole duck foie gras from South-West France with Sichuan pepper seasoning, delivering woody, warm, and slightly lemon-flavored notes. IGP Sud-Ouest certified.
- Foie gras de canard entier du Sud-Ouest Tradition fleur de sel et poivre Whole duck foie gras in jar with sea salt and pepper seasoning, simply prepared to let the foie gras fully express its authentic taste with firm texture.
- Foie gras de canard entier du sud-ouest Dégustation Notes d'Armagnac Whole duck foie gras cooked in cloth with armagnac infusion, offering balanced and fruity taste with candied fruit notes and firm melt-in-mouth texture.
- Foie gras d'oie entier Délicat Notes de Sauternes Whole goose foie gras with Sauternes wine seasoning, delivering floral and sweet taste profile with gentle sweetness for a refined experience.
- Bloc de foie gras de canard du sud-ouest avec morceaux Caractère au poivre de Sichuan Duck foie gras block with pieces seasoned with Sichuan pepper, combining peppery notes with woody and citrus hints, complemented by Sauternes.
- Bloc de foie gras de canard du sud-ouest avec morceaux Dégustation aux notes d'Armagnac Duck foie gras block with pieces featuring armagnac notes, offering balanced and refined flavors with ripe fruit and honey notes.
- Bloc de foie gras de canard du Sud-Ouest avec morceaux Tradition fleur de sel et poivre Duck foie gras block with pieces seasoned with sea salt and pepper, offering authentic and natural taste with firm melt-in-mouth texture.
- Bloc de Foie Gras d'Oie avec morceaux aux notes de Sauternes Goose foie gras block with pieces in Sauternes seasoning, delivering delicate floral and sweet taste with firm texture.
- Gamme Foie Gras Entier Grands Alcools Whole duck foie gras range infused with premium spirits including Tawny Porto, Blended Rhum, and Sauternes wines, each offering unique sensory experiences for gourmet and festive occasions.
- Jambon ibérique Pata Negra Bellota (36 mois) Iberian Pata Negra Bellota ham aged 36 months, sourced from acorn-fed Iberian pigs in Extremadura, featuring incomparable intensity with rich cocoa and macadamia notes.
- Jambon Ibérique Pata Negra Cebo de Campo (24 mois) Iberian Pata Negra Cebo de Campo ham aged 24 months, ideal introduction to fine charcuterie with buttery notes of fresh walnuts and roasted hazelnuts.
- Paleta Ibérique Pata Negra Cebo de Campo (18 mois) Iberian Pata Negra shoulder (paleta) aged 18 months, offering refined appetizer or starter experience with hazelnut and dried fruit flavors.
- Jambon de Bayonne (12 mois) Bayonne ham aged 12 months, French IGP-protected product from Adour Basin featuring round and fruity notes with melt-in-mouth texture.
- Chiffonnade de Jambon de Bayonne (12 mois) Shredded Bayonne ham in thin slices, aged 12 months with balanced fruity taste and melt-in-mouth texture, IGP certified.
- Jambon Serrano Reserva (14 mois) Spanish Serrano ham Reserva aged 14 months in Castile-La Mancha, STG certified with fruity taste featuring candied fruit and roasted almond notes.
- Lomo Ibérique Pata Negra Cebo de Campo Iberian pork loin aged 70 days with pepper and paprika notes, featuring spicy character with hazelnut finish and no additives.
- Chorizo Ibérique Pata Negra Cebo de Campo Iberian Pata Negra chorizo with paprika and oregano notes, slow-dried and aged 12 weeks in traditional Spanish bodega, no additives.
- Saucisson Pata Negra Cebo de Campo Iberian Pata Negra sausage with delicate peppery taste and roasted hazelnut notes, aged 12 weeks in traditional bodega, no additives.
- Truite Fumée Gourmande Gourmet smoked trout line featuring two aromatic-infused recipes: White Truffle from Alba with Sichuan Pepper, and Lemon with Dill.
- Truite Fumée Festive Festive smoked trout collection with generous format for large gatherings and refined buffets, featuring three complementary recipes.
- Collection du Goût Exclusive limited capsule collection featuring three innovative smoked salmon creations: Sesame Oil with Sarawak Pepper, Verveine Oil with Combawa, and Basil Oil with toasted hazelnuts and cranberries.
- Viande de canard Duck meat products including magret, dried magret, smoked magret, aiguillettes, and confit from South-West France.
- Saumon Intensément Fumé Intense smoked salmon from Norway using traditional string-smoking method with bold flavors, part of the Dégustation taste palette.
- Gamme Les Essentiels Accessible smoked salmon collection making premium smoked salmon available for everyday consumption at a broader price point.
- Saumon de Norvège Dégustation - Intensément Fumé Norway Salmon Dégustation Intensément Fumé using traditional string-smoking technique with French chestnut wood, delivering intense smoky flavor with woody notes and melt-in-mouth texture.
- Jambon de Bayonne - Nouveau packaging Gamme Charcuterie Refreshed charcuterie range with redesigned packaging featuring Basque country colors; Bayonne ham recognized with Saveur de l'année 2025 award for no-additives recipe.
Quantifiable outcome
- Products sold in retail stores with quality certifications including MSC sustainable fishing, AB organic, IGP Sud-Ouest, and Agri-Éthique France
Companies that use LABEYRIE
Customer profileSegments1 record
Ideal customer profiles1 record
LABEYRIE technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
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AI maturity
App detail
Feature3 records
LABEYRIE partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- Agri-Éthique FrancecoreLabeyrie became the first duck brand to receive the Agri-Éthique France certification, the first French fair trade label. This tripartite partnership between the label, the brand, and farmers is based on fair and stable remuneration for farmers, preservation of local employment, and concrete environmental and animal welfare actions.
- Bureau VeritascoreIndependent certification body that validates and controls Labeyrie's Certiconfiance quality program, which includes 70 control points. Bureau Veritas ensures compliance with quality standards across the production process.
- ADEMEminorRegional partner for environmental initiatives, supporting Labeyrie's sustainability commitments including packaging recyclability and environmental impact reduction.
- Nouvelle Aquitaine RegionminorRegional institutional partner supporting Labeyrie's presence in the Nouvelle Aquitaine territory, the company's home region in southwest France.
- Star AcademycoreSponsorship partnership for the Star Academy television show during a 5-week broadcast period. Labeyrie products, including smoked salmon and foie gras, are featured during prime shows and digital replays.
- NUMALIMminorMutualized information society for the agricultural cooperative sector. Labeyrie participates in providing age-related product information through NUMALIM's shared platform.
Scale indicators4 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
LABEYRIE competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Delpeyrat: French premium fine-food producer (foie gras, duck, charcuterie, smoked salmon) directly overlapping Labeyrie's three core pillars and competing head-to-head in French retail.
- Rougié: Iconic French foie gras and duck specialty producer (Euralis/EAG group) with the same Sud-Ouest heritage, premium positioning and B2B/retail foie gras overlap as Labeyrie.
- Sturia: French foie gras specialist focused on premium whole foie gras from the Sud-Ouest, directly comparable to Labeyrie's foie gras mi-cuit range in retail and festive channels.
- Petrossian: Premium smoked salmon and caviar specialist with comparable artisanal positioning, overlapping with Labeyrie's smoked salmon portfolio in French premium retail and foodservice.
- Trois Petits Cochons: French premium charcuterie and pâté specialist sharing Labeyrie's artisanal, giftable charcuterie positioning and competing in similar supermarket deli and festive ranges.
- Maison Fossati: Lyonnaise charcuterie and cured meat specialist with cured ham and sausage ranges comparable to Labeyrie's Jambon de Bayonne and Iberian charcuterie lines.
- Fjord: Norwegian-origin smoked salmon brand distributed in French retail, directly competing with Labeyrie's Saumon fumé de Norvège and premium salmon SKUs.
- Labeyrie Group competitors (Maison Dubernet): French family-run charcuterie and foie gras house with comparable artisanal positioning to Labeyrie's charcuterie and foie gras lines, selling through French premium retail and festive assortments.
Regional players
- Cinco Jotas (5J): Spain's most prestigious 100% ibérico bellota producer with overlapping premium cured-ham positioning to Labeyrie's Iberian Pata Negra Grandes Origines line; competes mainly in Iberia and via export premium channels.
Broad incumbents
- King Oscar: Established premium seafood brand (specializing in canned and smoked salmon/tuna) with overlapping smoked salmon category and similar retail distribution model, though a broader portfolio player.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance7 records
LABEYRIE financial estimates
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Frequently asked questions about LABEYRIE
What does LABEYRIE do?
Labeyrie manufactures and sells premium French gourmet food products, specializing in smoked salmon (Norwegian, Scottish, organic, wild Pacific, lightly smoked), foie gras (whole duck and goose, blocks with pieces, spirit-infused Grands Alcools range), charcuterie (Bayonne ham, Iberian Pata Negra, Serrano, chorizo, saucisson, lomo), smoked trout, and duck meat. Products are produced using traditional artisanal techniques including cold smoking (fumage à froid) with noble wood chips, manual salting, and 8-hour maturation, sold primarily through French retail channels as branded consumer packaged goods.
Is LABEYRIE a public or private company?
LABEYRIE is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.
When was LABEYRIE founded?
LABEYRIE was founded in 1946. It employs 251 to 500 people.
Where is LABEYRIE based?
LABEYRIE is headquartered in Saint-geours-de Maremme, France, in the Europe region.
How does LABEYRIE make money?
One revenue line is on record: consumer Packaged Goods Sales.
Who are LABEYRIE's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Delpeyrat, Rougié, Sturia, Petrossian, Trois Petits Cochons, Maison Fossati, Fjord and Labeyrie Group competitors (Maison Dubernet). Cinco Jotas (5J) is listed as a regional player. King Oscar is listed as a broad incumbent.
Does LABEYRIE have an API?
No public API is recorded for LABEYRIE.
What industry is LABEYRIE in?
LABEYRIE's product category is Premium Gourmet Foods. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFANALAD, Smoked & Cured Seafood (Salmon, Herring, Lox), with a secondary code of AFANAEAA, Cured Meats (Dry-Cured, Wet-Cured, Hams, Bacon). Its NAICS code is 311 and its SIC code is 2013.