Is Beaverton Foods Made in USA?
Last checked Oct 23, 2026 · 7 verified products · see the evidence
Verdict · checked Oct 23, 2026
Yes
Beaverton Foods is a family-run condiment maker in Hillsboro, Oregon. Its history page says the company built "a new, 80,000 square foot manufacturing plant in nearby Hillsboro" after the City of Beaverton put a road through its original plant in 1999, and its about page calls it "the largest specialty condiment manufacturer in the United States." It makes the Beaver Brand, Inglehoffer, Pacific Farms, Red Duck and Tulelake lines.
| Product line | Made in | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Inglehoffer mustards (Stone Ground, Dijon Stone Ground, Sweet Hot, Honey, Creamy Dill, French Dijon) | Hillsboro, OR (company plant) | Made in USA |
| Beaver Brand horseradish and mustards | Hillsboro, OR (company plant) | Made in USA |
The brand's product pages do not print a separate origin line or say where each ingredient comes from, so the statement is at the company level. The Amazon listings for the Inglehoffer mustards we checked describe them as made in America. We found no Beaverton Foods statement that any product is made outside the US.
How we checked: On 2026-10-23 we read Beaverton Foods' about page, historical timeline and the Inglehoffer Original Stone Ground Mustard product page. We checked the live Amazon listings for the products we list between 2026-10-19 and 2026-10-23; six describe the product as made in America and none names another country.
Sources: Beaverton Foods history: 80,000 sq ft plant in Hillsboro · Beaverton Foods about: founded 1929 by Rose Biggi
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Manufacturing Details
- Made in
- Hillsboro, OR
- Headquarters
- Hillsboro, OR
- Location detail
- Specific city confirmed
- History
- Long record of US manufacturing
- Founded
- 1929
How we verified Beaverton Foods
Most recent check: Oct 23, 2026
From the brand's website
US-manufacturing statement found on beavertonfoods.com · checked Oct 7, 2026
Store listings
We read the live store listing for 7 of the 7 Beaverton Foods products on this page (most recently Oct 23, 2026). 6 of them state US origin on the listing itself:
- “made in America” on Inglehoffer Traditional French Dijon Mustard with White Wine, 9 oz
- “made in America” on Inglehoffer Original Sweet Honey Mustard, 10.25 oz
- “made in America” on Inglehoffer Dijon Stone Ground Mustard, Whole Grain with Wine, 10.25 oz
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About Beaverton Foods
Beaverton Foods makes Inglehoffer and Beaver Brand mustards and horseradish at its 80,000-square-foot plant in Hillsboro, Oregon. The family business dates to 1929.
Rose Biggi's basement horseradish
Rose Biggi's family emigrated from Italy in 1910. In 1929, during the Depression, she was selling vegetables, horseradish roots among them, at a Portland farmers market. A grocer began grinding her roots for its deli, but the fumes drove shoppers out, so Rose started grinding them herself in the basement of her farmhouse. She bottled them as R & L Horseradish and traded jars for meat and groceries when stores could not pay.
In 1942 she bought land from the City of Beaverton, and the business became the Beaverton Horseradish Company. Beaver Brand followed in 1950. Her son Geno later renamed the company Beaverton Foods and bought the Inglehoffer brand after first co-packing it. The family still runs it, and Beaverton named a street, Rose Biggi Avenue, for her in 2015.
From Beaverton to Hillsboro
In 1999 the City of Beaverton told the company a new road would run through its plant, including the farmhouse where Rose started. Geno built a new 80,000-square-foot plant in nearby Hillsboro, more than twice the old size, and it opened in 2001.
The Hillsboro plant makes the Beaver Brand, Inglehoffer, Pacific Farms, Red Duck and Tulelake lines. The company's own product pages do not print a per-item origin line or say where each ingredient is grown, so the US-made statement is at the company level. We found no Beaverton Foods statement that any product is made outside the US.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Beaverton Foods made in the USA?
Yes. Beaverton Foods is made in the United States, with manufacturing in Hillsboro, OR. Beaverton Foods has been producing specialty condiments in Hillsboro, Oregon since 1929. The company makes Inglehoffer and Beaver brand mustards, horseradish, and specialty sauces. All products are manufactured at their Hillsboro, OR facility. Amazon listings confirm USA manufacturing.
Where is Beaverton Foods made?
Beaverton Foods is made in Hillsboro, OR. The company is headquartered in Hillsboro, OR.
Which Beaverton Foods products are made in the USA?
The site lists 7 verified American-made Beaverton Foods products in Food & Beverages. Each one links to a store that sells it.
Where is Inglehoffer mustard made?
Inglehoffer is a Beaverton Foods brand. Beaverton Foods operates an 80,000 square foot manufacturing plant in Hillsboro, Oregon, and is based at 7100 NE Century Blvd in Hillsboro.
Who founded Beaverton Foods?
Rose Biggi, an Italian immigrant, started it in 1929 by grinding and bottling horseradish in the cellar of her Beaverton, Oregon farmhouse. Her great-grandson Jeffrey Biggi became president in 2024, the fourth generation of the family.
Why is it called Beaverton Foods if it is in Hillsboro?
The company began in Beaverton, Oregon. In 1999 the city told the company a new road would run through its plant, and it built its current plant in nearby Hillsboro.