Langnese
Langnese
Langnese began selling honey in Germany in 1927. Since then, quality honey has been a mission of the company. After the Second World War, Langnese purchased honey farms in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Mexico. At these farms they instituted quality checks to ensure the highest standard of honey. Since doing so, Langnese has continually provided the best honey. Part of what makes Langnese honey unique and different from other honeys is the process that goes into making it. Langnese honey is not heated past pasteurization. Instead, it is heated to a maximum temperature of 95˚F, which is the temperature of a beehive. This ensures all the natural vitamins and natural benefits of honey are not lost. Honey comes from honeycomb, so to remove any pieces of honeycomb, the honey is sifted through a stainless steel mesh. This gets rid of any large particles, but it cannot get rid of the pollen in the honey. Instead of treating it to eliminate the pollen, Langnese embraces its presence of pollen. The pollen is almost like a fingerprint, identifying the honey’s origin. All Langnese honey is naturally gluten free and is kosher certified.
Langnese History
In 1925 Karl Rolf Seyferth was a young importer in Germany who on a whim decided to buy 5,000 kilograms of honey from California. This was a large risk because the company he was working for did not deal in honey. The choice ended up being wildly successful and just two years later Seyferth wanted to start his own honey company. However, he was looking for a shell company to help him get a head start. Seyferth put an ad out in the Hamburg newspaper, which was answered by Viktor Emil Henrich Langnese. Langnese at the time had a good reputation as a cookie manufacturer. The story goes that the two men met for a fancy dinner. Mr. Langnese made clear that he only wanted to sell the company to someone who could maintain the quality of the name. Seyferth then asked how much he’d be willing to sell for, to which Mr. Langnese replied “300 Reichsmark and the dinner tab.” Even back then, this was quite the deal for such a company. Thus, Seyferth became the owner of Langnese, a company that had been founded in 1888.
After World War II, Hamburg was still very much devastated. The Marshall Plan brought a shipment of honey to Germany, which Seyferth saw as an opportunity. Promptly, he opened a filling plant in the cellar of another Hamburg company. In 1950, work on reinvigorating Langnese began. This time, there was a strong commitment to the highest quality and best tasting honey available. This proved to be easier said than done, and rather than lose the goal, Langnese purchased honey farms in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Mexico. Langnese also instituted quality checks to the highest standards for the honey. Then, they continuously product tested the honey among shop owners and customers for months until the perfect honey was found. By 1958, Langnese was the market leader. The success is due to the best and highest quality honey available, which translates into its taste.
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Euro-American Brands is built on the foundation of teamwork and a passion for the wholesale confection and specialty food industry. Our sales team is the cornerstones of our success. Everyone working together as a team makes Euro-American Brands the preeminent distributor of confections and specialty foods across the continental United States. Our sales team is standing by ready to address any sales question you may have…
John Coles
VP Sales
Office: 631-584-8600
Cell: 631-942-8650
Email: jcoles@euroamericanbrands.com
John Coles – Extended Bio
Tim Tucker
VP of Sales & Business Development
Office: 817-656-4435
Cell: 817-797-4903
Email: ttucker@euroamericanbrands.com
Tim Tucker – Extended Bio
Michael Chamberlin
Northeast Regional Sales Manager
Office: 401.619.4038
Cell: 401.226.2524
Email: mchamberlin@euroamericanbrands.com
Represented States: Connecticut • Massachusetts • Maine • New Hampshire • New York • Rhode Island • Vermont
Mike Chamberlin – Extended Bio
Ron Daily
Western Regional Sales Manager
Telephone: 206-601-0182
Email: rdaily@euroamericanbrands.com
Represented States: Arizona • California • Idaho • Montana • Nevada • Oregon • Washington • Wyoming • Utah
Ron Daily – Extended Bio
Tom Gaffney
Southern Regional Sales Manager
Office: 770-345-0801
Cell: 678-852-3867
Email: tgaffney@euroamericanbrands.com
Represented States: Alabama • Delaware • Florida • Georgia • Maryland • Mississippi • New Jersey • North Carolina • Pennsylvania • South Carolina • Tennessee • Virginia • West Virginia
Tom Gaffney – Extended Bio
Timothy Knight
Northwest Regional Sales Manager
Office: 925-689-0910
Cell: 925-890-3694
Email: tknight@euroamericanbrands.com
Represented States: Alaska • Colorado • Northern California • Northern Nevada • Oregon • Washington • Western Idaho • Natural Grocery (West of Mississippi)
Tim Knight – Extended Bio
Moises Salmeron
Southwest Regional Sales Manager
Telephone: (562) 673-2875
Email: msalmeron@euroamericanbrands.com
Represented States: Arizona • California • Idaho • Montana • Nevada • Oregon • Washington • Wyoming • Utah
Moises Salmeron – Extended Bio
Mark Wendt
Midwest Regional Sales Manager
Office: 262-285-3383
Cell: 262-689-5982
Email: mwendt@euroamericanbrands.com
Represented States: Illinois • Iowa • Indiana • Kansas • Kentucky • Michigan • Minnesota • Missouri • Nebraska • North Dakota • Ohio • South Dakota • Wisconsin
Mark Wendt – Extended Bio
Linda Wette
Key Accounts Manager
(In House Sales Specialist)
Office: 201-368-2624
Cell: 201-286-0577
Email: lwette@euroamericanbrands.com
Represented States: New York
Linda Wette – Extended Bio
Langnese Brand Knowledge
Jason Verdonck
Brand Manager: Langnese, Manner, Meica, Schulte, Cavendish & Harvey
Telephone: 201-368-2624
Email: jverdonck@euroamericanbrands.com
Jason Verdonck – Extended Bio
