Ölgerðin

Ölgerðin is the largest producer of beverages in Iceland. Established in 1913, the company is headquartered in Reykjavík. Its primary business is the production and distribution of soft drinks, beer, and mineral water. Ölgerðin is perhaps best known for its Egils Gull lager, a popular Icelandic beer.

The company also produces a wide range of non-alcoholic beverages, including sodas under brands like Riddari and Appelsín, which is a popular orange soda. In addition to its own brands, Ölgerðin also distributes products from international companies within Iceland. Over the decades, Ölgerðin has grown significantly, becoming a key player in the Icelandic beverage market and a recognizable name within the country.

Ölgerðin operates modern production facilities and maintains a distribution network that covers the entire island. The company is involved in various aspects of the beverage industry, from sourcing ingredients to marketing and sales. It plays a notable role in Iceland's food and beverage sector.