Manufacturer of raw marzipan masses, nougat masses, chocolate couvertures and nut preparations as semi-finished products for further processing.
Lübecker Marzipan-Fabrik v. Minden & Bruhns GmbH & Co. KG
Stockelsdorf/LübeckNew on Amplifa
About Lubeca
The Lübecker Marzipan-Fabrik v. Minden & Bruhns GmbH & Co. KG operates under the brand name Lubeca and manufactures the following as semi-finished products for further processing: raw marzipan masses, nougat masses, chocolate couvertures as well as almond and hazelnut preparations. Marzipan production follows a tradition that is over 100 years old: the masses are finely rolled in granite roller mills and roasted in open, rotating copper roasting kettles; the almonds are blanched beforehand in steam kettles and hand-sorted. Raw materials such as almonds, hazelnuts, sugar and cocoa are received and inspected in the company's own raw goods warehouse; a temperature-controlled, fully automated high-bay warehouse handles storage of finished goods. Customers are confectioners and bakers, chocolatiers, pâtissiers and companies in the confectionery and baking industry, supplied in more than 60 countries. The mid-sized company with 260 employees is 100 % owned by the non-profit Friedrich Bluhme and Else Jebsen Foundation, whose proceeds benefit the public good in the Lübeck region. The production site and headquarters are located in Stockelsdorf near Lübeck.
- Site
- Stockelsdorf/Lübeck
- Processes
- Production of raw marzipan masses (fine rolling in granite roller mills, roasting in open copper, Production of nougat masses, Production of chocolate couvertures, Production of almond and hazelnut preparations (semi-finished products), Production of raw marzipan masses, Nougat masses, Chocolate couvertures, Almond and hazelnut preparations as semi-finished products
- Materials
- Almonds, Hazelnuts, Sugar, Cocoa/Chocolate
- Founded
- 1904
- Employees
- 260
- Industries
- Confectionery industry, Baking industry, Confectioners and bakers, Chocolatiers, Pâtissiers
- 01
Raw material receiving and inspection (own raw goods warehousing)
- 02
Blanching of almonds in steam kettles
- 03
Roasting in open, rotating copper roasting kettles
- 04
Fine rolling in granite roller mills
- 05
Production of nougat masses and chocolate couvertures
- 06
Storage in the temperature-controlled, fully automated high-bay warehouse
- 07
Shipping to more than 60 countries
Raw Materials and Processes
Almonds
Basic raw material for raw marzipan masses and almond preparations, inspected and hand-sorted.
Hazelnuts
Raw material for nougat masses and hazelnut preparations.
Sugar
Component of the marzipan and nougat masses.
Cocoa/Chocolate
Raw material for chocolate couvertures.
Sites
Stockelsdorf/Lübeck
DEProduction site/Headquarters
- Materials
- Almonds, hazelnuts, sugar, cocoa
- Granite roller mill (fine rolling)
- Open rotating copper roasting kettle
- Steam kettle (blanching)
- Temperature-controlled, fully automated high-bay warehouse with loading and unloading equipment
Products
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production of raw marzipan masses (fine rolling in granite roller mills, roasting in open copperFood/Processing | – | – | – | – | Almonds, Sugar |
| Production of nougat massesFood/Processing | – | – | – | – | Hazelnuts |
| Production of chocolate couverturesFood/Processing | – | – | – | – | Cocoa |
| Production of almond and hazelnut preparations (semi-finished products)Food/Processing | – | – | – | – | Almonds, Hazelnuts |
4 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Granite roller mill (fine rolling) | – | – | – | – | Stockelsdorf/Lübeck |
| Open rotating copper roasting kettle | – | – | – | – | Stockelsdorf/Lübeck |
| Steam kettle (blanching) | – | – | – | – | Stockelsdorf/Lübeck |
| High-bay warehouse with automatic loading and unloading equipment (temperature-controlled) | – | – | – | – | Stockelsdorf/Lübeck |
Additional services
History
- 1904
Founded by Felix Bruhns, Wilhelm Beth and Henning von Minden on 1 May
- 1910
Friedrich Bluhme Jebsen becomes a partner
- 1917
Friedrich Bluhme Jebsen becomes sole owner
- 1960
Shortly before his death, Friedrich Bluhme Jebsen establishes the Friedrich Bluhme and Else Jebsen Foundation
- 2004
100th anniversary on 30.04. with 250 guests from Germany and abroad
- 2005
Commissioning of the fully automated, temperature-controlled high-bay warehouse