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Our Story

Our Story

Our Story

Our Story

Where it Started

The story of Marshalls Foods is one deeply rooted in Scottish heritage and an unwavering commitment to quality, beginning over 130 years ago in 1885 when brothers James and Thomas Marshall began their historic Scottish partnership, with a vision to create delicious, high-quality food for Scottish families using only the finest ingredients sourced from local farms.

The city of Glasgow

James, with his expertise in the flour merchants and mills of Glasgow, and Thomas, with his engineering know-how, harnessed their creativity and passion for food to create a food dynasty that has stood the test of time. In 1885, they were pioneers in the pre-packaged food industry, becoming one of the first food producers to sell pre-packaged products, using their skills and knowledge to take Marshalls to new heights.

Pasta on the production line

130 years on and countless awards later, Marshalls continues to make versatile, quality products – not just for Scotland but for families across the nation.

Throughout the last century, we have remained at the cutting edge of pasta technology, innovating and developing the finest pasta and pasta-derived products. We have done this whilst keeping true to Marshalls’ tradition and ethos of quality, versatile food – running a pasta business James Marshall would have been truly proud of.

Rooted in History

Farola flour is a true legacy of tradition and heritage. Since 1885, it has remained unchanged, a symbol of our unwavering commitment to quality. Passed down through generations, it is more than just flour, it is a family tradition that has stood the test of time. It is the ultimate shortbread flour, crafted with love and care, to bring you a taste of home in every bite.

The city of Glasgow

Our signature product, our elbow macaroni, is a true embodiment of our passion and heritage. Its unique shape, designed to perfectly hold onto sauces, has been a staple in Scottish households for generations. This shape, which is particularly suited to making macaroni cheese, has become a symbol of our tradition and quality, making it a must-have among the Scottish population. It is not just pasta, it is a taste of home, a reminder of family and tradition that has been passed down through generations.

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