Willstätt, Germany
Armbruster W. Teigwarenfabrik GmbH
Armbruster is a family-owned pasta manufacturer based in Willstätt, Germany, producing over 70 dried pasta shapes since 1906 with a focus on sustainability and conscious consumption.
Armbruster W. Teigwarenfabrik GmbH is a mid-sized family enterprise located in Willstätt in the Ortenau region of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Founded in 1906 as a small village bakery, the company has evolved into a specialized pasta manufacturer while remaining under family ownership and leadership. Operated by Daniel Armbruster, the company employs approximately 100 people.
The company manufactures dried pasta products in over 70 different shapes and quality levels, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern production methods. Their product range includes both classic pasta shapes such as spaghetti and penne, as well as specialty varieties. Armbruster emphasizes conscious consumption and product quality, with values centered on responsibility, transparency, and sustainability.
The company is committed to environmental and social responsibility, working to minimize its ecological footprint through responsible resource management. Armbruster serves both retail and B2B customers, offering flexibility in production and product development. The company pursues external certifications to verify consistent adherence to high quality standards and continuous improvement in both products and processes.
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- Pasta & rice
- Dry pasta
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