Radatz
Radatz is a Vienna-based, family-owned meat processor and retailer founded in 1962, operating 23 butcher shops, 13 wholesale markets, a B2B division, and exports to 27 countries, serving Viennese consumers and Austrian food retail with ~700 traditional and specialty sausage/ham SKUs.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1962
- HeadquartersVienna (23rd District), Austria
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Radatz does
Radatz is a family-owned Viennese meat-processing and retail company founded in 1962 by Franz Radatz senior. Headquartered in Vienna's 23rd district, it operates as Radatz Feine Wiener Fleischwaren GmbH with multiple legal entities under common family ownership. The company runs an integrated business spanning production, retail, wholesale, B2B, and export, with two production facilities (Vienna's 23rd district and Gerasdorf bei Wien via the 1998-acquired Stastnik subsidiary).
The core product portfolio comprises over 700 SKUs, including the signature Original Viennese Käsekrainer (invented by the founder), Beinschinken, Pipifeiner Leberkäse, and over 80 sausage varieties. Distribution is multi-channel: 23 Radatz Fleischereien butcher shops and 13 Wurst Groß Märkte wholesale markets serve retail customers directly (including ~19,000 weekly lunch guests), while the same product range is sold through major Austrian retail chains (Billa, Penny, Lidl) and exported to 27 countries. An online shop and daily-menu pre-order system supplement physical retail, and a dedicated B2B sales team serves trade and food-service customers.
The business generates revenue primarily through one-time retail and wholesale transactions, supported by an export channel at 10.9% of revenue. The company is family-controlled (no external PE/VC), holds ISO 9001/22000/50001, IFS Food, EU Bio, and AMA/Austria Gütesiegel certifications, and has consistently topped the Best2Trust brand study for the Wurst & Schinken category. Consolidated annual revenue is EUR 210 million, with headcount of approximately 890 across all entities.
Radatz firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Radatz
- Legal name
- Radatz Feine Wiener Fleischwaren GmbH
- Website
- https://radatz.at
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1962
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- Radatz is a Vienna-based, family-owned meat processor and retailer founded in 1962, operating 23 butcher shops, 13 wholesale markets, a B2B division, and exports to 27 countries, serving Viennese consumers and Austrian food retail with ~700 traditional and specialty sausage/ham SKUs.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Radatz industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Artisanal Meat Products
- NAICS
- Meat Retailers (44524), Meat Retailers (445240), Meat and Meat Product Merchant Wholesalers (424470), Meat and Meat Product Merchant Wholesalers (42447)
- SIC
- Sausages & Other Prepared Meat Products (2013), Food And Kindred Products (2000), Retail-Eating & Drinking Places (5810), Wholesale-Groceries, General Line (5141)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Butcher Shops & Meat Markets (CRAHAHAB)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Charcuterie & Cured Meats Specialty Stores (CRAHAGAE), Fermented & Air-Dried Charcuterie (Salami, Pepperoni, Prosciutto-Style) (AFANAEAE), Shelf-Stable/Retort Prepared Meat & Seafood Meals (AFANAFAE), Bulk Meat & Seafood Wholesale-to-Consumer (CRAHAMAI)
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Where Radatz is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Vienna (23rd District)
- HQ country
- Austria
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices4 records
Markets served
Radatz business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D
Revenue model
- Retail Store Sales: Sales through 23 Radatz Fleischereien (butcher shops) in Vienna and 13 Wurst Groß Märkte (wholesale markets) offering over 700 products including sausages, ham, and smoked specialties.
- Daily Lunch Menu: 19,000 weekly guests enjoy freshly cooked lunch menus at Radatz butcher shop outlets, serving traditional Viennese dishes 6 days a week.
- B2B/Food Service: Wholesale and food service供应 to businesses including sausages, ham, sliced meats, and convenience products. Export sales to 27 countries representing 10.9% of revenue.
- Online Shop: E-commerce platform selling longer-lasting food products and non-food items with delivery throughout Austria. Online lunch menu pre-ordering and reservation system.
- Gift Card (Radatz Schmeckt Gutscheinkarte): Gift cards valid at all Radatz butcher shops and Wurst Groß Märkte, valid for 3 years, maximum balance EUR 400.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Pay-as-you-go | Radatz Schmeckt Gutscheinkarte (Gift Card) |
Go-to-market motion4 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels6 records
Radatz product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Radatz manufactures and sells traditional Viennese meat products — sausages, ham, Leberkäse (meat loaf), soups, and smoked specialties — through 23 company-owned butcher shops (Fleischereien) in Vienna, 13 wholesale markets (Wurst Groß Märkte), an online shop, and a B2B sales division. The company also serves daily lunch menus to approximately 19,000 guests weekly and exports to 27 countries, with the Stastnik sub-brand covering specialty salami production.
Product overview
Radatz operates a multi-format retail and production business in Vienna, Austria. The core offering centers on Austrian meat specialties — sausages (Würstel), ham (Schinken), Leberkäse (meat loaf), and convenience/soups. The company runs 23 Radatz Fleischerei (butcher shop) locations with daily lunch menus, 13 Radatz Wurst Groß Märkte (wholesale-style sausage superstores), an online shop for non-perishables and merchandise, and a daily menu pre-order system. The B2B division supplies the same product categories to trade customers. The Stastnik sub-brand (acquired 1998, founded 1898) focuses on salami and specialty cured meats. Key products include the Original KÄSEKRAINER (invented by Radatz founder Franz Radatz senior), Beinschinken (ham), and over 80 varieties of sausages. The portfolio spans Würstel, hot counter items, sous vide/convenience, ham, sliced meats (Aufschnitt), snacks, and salami — totaling over 700 products.
Differentiator
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Functional benefit
Brands
- Stastnik: Salami brand specializing in speck, Rohwürste, snack sausages, and specialty salamis. Founded in 1898, acquired by Radatz in 1998.
Products and services
- Original KÄSEKRAINER The original Viennese KÄSEKRAINER is a fried sausage spiced with cheese, invented by Franz Radatz senior. It is Radatz's signature product and the foundation of the brand's reputation.
- Beinschinken (Viennese Ham)
- Pipifeiner Leberkäse Leberkäse (meat loaf) is a Viennese specialty with a fluffy consistency and perfect taste, marketed as 'pipifein' (really wonderful). Available over the counter in crispy rolls or for home preparation.
- Radatz Sausage Range A comprehensive range of over 80 Viennese-style sausages including Bratwurst, Knacker, Frankfurter, Sacherwürstel, Berner Würstel, Debreziner, Waldviertler, Burenwurst, and Blutwurst, plus specialty flavors such as Feta, Wien Gin, and Quattro Formaggi.
- Wiener Weisswurst Traditional Bavarian-style veal sausage, pale in color and milder than other varieties. Part of the core Radatz product range.
- Soups & Convenience Products Fresh soups and ready-to-eat convenience products including Rindssuppe (beef soup), Gulaschsuppe, Chili con Carne, Beuschel, and other traditional Viennese dishes.
- Fried & Smoked Specialties Fried and smoked specialties including smoked spare ribs, cured pork, roast pork (Kümmelbraten/caraway roast), and other traditional Austrian smoked items.
- Spare Ribs BBQ BBQ spare ribs prepared 'low & slow' until tender, finished with glazes and sauces. Available at Wurst Groß Märkte, sometimes at promotional discounts.
- Traditional Austrian Deli Products Austrian-style deli products including Streichwurst & Schmalz (spreadable sausage and lard), Aspik & Sulz (aspic and head cheese), and Blutwurst (blood sausage).
- Stastnik Salami Stastnik is a historic Austrian salami brand founded in 1898, specializing in speck, raw sausages, snack sausages, and artisanal salami. Acquired by Radatz in 1998 and produces from a separate facility in Gerasdorf.
- Party Leberkäse-Zahlen Customizable number-shaped Leberkäse (meat loaf) for celebrations and parties. Customers select desired numbers and choose from various Leberkäse flavors. Ordered online and picked up at selected locations with 7–10 day lead time.
- Radatz Fleischerei (Butcher Shops) 23 Radatz butcher shop locations across Vienna offering sausages, specialty meats, and freshly prepared Viennese-style lunch menus six days a week. Each location is staffed by master butchers.
- Radatz Wurst Groß Markt 13 Radatz sausage superstores in and around Vienna offering bulk packaging at reduced prices, with all products fresh from the production lines. Targeted at budget-conscious consumers and BBQ party hosts.
- Tagesmenü (Daily Menu) Online Ordering Online daily menu pre-ordering system allowing customers to reserve or purchase lunch menus from Radatz butcher shops for pickup at a selected time.
- Radatz Online Shop Online shop for longer-lasting food products and non-food items (books, merchandise), delivered within Austria.
- Radatz Schmeckt Gutscheinkarte (Gift Card) Gift card system valid across all Radatz butcher shops and Wurst Groß Märkte, with a validity of 3 years and maximum loading of EUR 400.
- Radatz B2B Product Range B2B division product category spanning Würstel (sausages), hot counter items, sous vide/convenience, ham, sliced meats (Aufschnitt), snacks, and salami — offered to trade and business customers through a dedicated sales team.
Quantifiable outcome
- All 1.16 seconds, someone in Austria bites into a Radatz Leberkäse roll
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Companies that use Radatz
Customer profileNamed customers3 records
Segments3 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Radatz technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature4 records
Radatz partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.
- WaldlandminorChicken supplier featured in the Schmeckt magazine. Radatz sources poultry from Waldland for their product range, highlighting regional Austrian suppliers.
- Kesselbrüder (WienGin)minorProduct collaboration creating Radatz WienGin product line including WienGin Beinschinken, Cabanossi, and Bratwürstel. The Beinschinken has a hint of gin and fruity elder note from cooperation with the trendsetting WienGin creators. The Cabanossi features gin and juniper notes as a 'Wiennovation'.
- Land schafft LebenminorRadatz supports the association Land schafft Leben since 2016, which promotes Austrian food products and transparency in the food industry.
- StastnikcoreFounded in 1898, Stastnik is a renowned Austrian salami producer. Acquired by Radatz in 1998, bringing 125+ years of salami expertise. Stastnik specializes in speck, raw sausages, snack sausages, and master salamis. Maintains separate brand identity and production facility in Gerasdorf.
Scale indicators8 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights3 records
Radatz competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Stastnik: Austrian salami and cured meat brand founded in 1898, wholly owned by Radatz since 1998. Operates as a separate brand within the Radatz group; directly comparable on salami and Rohwurst portfolio.
- Wiesbauer: Austrian family-owned premium meat and sausage producer headquartered in Linz. Closely comparable to Radatz as a heritage Austrian Wurst & Schinken brand with national retail distribution and own-brand products.
- Berger: Austrian Mostviertler meat and sausage producer. Comparable to Radatz as a regional Austrian heritage butcher brand with similar product portfolio and retail presence.
- Hörtnagl: Tyrolean butcher and meat processor focused on regional Austrian specialties. Comparable to Radatz as a regional craft-led meat business competing in the same Austrian Wurst & Schinken category.
- Handl Tyrol: Austrian speck and sausage specialist from Tyrol. Comparable to Radatz as a regional Austrian heritage meat brand with a strong traditional Tyrolean identity and similar product mix of cured meats and sausages.
- Thum: Austrian meat processing group with sausages, hams, and convenience products. Comparable to Radatz in scale, product mix, and Austrian retail distribution.
Broad incumbents
- Reinert: German family-owned meat and sausage processor with broad retail distribution. Comparable to Radatz as a German-speaking family-run sausage manufacturer with similar product categories and scale.
- Zurbrüggen: German meat and convenience products manufacturer. Comparable to Radatz in sausages, hams, and convenience meal categories across the German-speaking retail channel.
- Rügenwalder Mühle: German meat and increasingly plant-based producer. Comparable to Radatz as a German-market sausage leader; relevant both as a traditional peer and as a benchmark for the plant-based transition risk.
Emerging players
- Kemper Meat: German premium meat producer focused on quality and convenience. Comparable to Radatz in the German-speaking sausage/premium meat segment, though smaller in scale.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks7 records
Key highlights8 records
Customer concentration
Radatz social profiles
Digital presenceRadatz compliance and trust
Trust signalCompliance10 records
Radatz financial estimates
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Radatz leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles6 records
Radatz subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries1 record
Radatz funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
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Radatz M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about Radatz
What does Radatz do?
Radatz manufactures and sells traditional Viennese meat products — sausages, ham, Leberkäse (meat loaf), soups, and smoked specialties — through 23 company-owned butcher shops (Fleischereien) in Vienna, 13 wholesale markets (Wurst Groß Märkte), an online shop, and a B2B sales division. The company also serves daily lunch menus to approximately 19,000 guests weekly and exports to 27 countries, with the Stastnik sub-brand covering specialty salami production.
Is Radatz a public or private company?
Radatz is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.
When was Radatz founded?
Radatz was founded in 1962. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Radatz based?
Radatz is headquartered in Vienna (23rd District), Austria, in the Europe region.
How does Radatz make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Retail Store Sales are the primary driver. The others are daily Lunch Menu, B2B/Food Service, online Shop and gift Card (Radatz Schmeckt Gutscheinkarte).
Who are Radatz's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Stastnik, Wiesbauer, Berger, Hörtnagl, Handl Tyrol and Thum. Broad incumbents are Reinert, Zurbrüggen and Rügenwalder Mühle. Kemper Meat is listed as an emerging player.
Does Radatz have an API?
No public API is recorded for Radatz.
What industry is Radatz in?
Radatz's product category is Artisanal Meat Products. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRAHAHAB, Butcher Shops & Meat Markets, with a secondary code of CRAHAGAE, Charcuterie & Cured Meats Specialty Stores. Its NAICS code is 44524 and its SIC code is 2013.