gollys.de
Makes Silesian and Polish sausages and deli foods, sold to German consumers via shops, mobile sales vans and an online shop
Highlights
- Hiring3 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About gollys.de
golly's is a family-run butcher and meat producer that makes Silesian and Polish sausages, hams and deli products in Dülmen, North Rhine-Westphalia, using traditional recipes. The company offers over 60 of its own products and also imports about 200 Polish items, including sweets, dairy products and drinks.
Its customers are German consumers. Products are sold through its specialist shops, through 30 mobile sales vehicles (Gollymobile) that serve more than 300 cities, through a Polish online shop, and by parcel shipment with DHL.
The company was founded in 1982 by Peter Golly in Münster and moved its production to Dülmen in 1996. It is now run by the third generation of the Golly family. Shops are located in Unna and Recklinghausen, with branches in Dortmund. Current job openings include full-time sales drivers at several German locations, sales staff in Dortmund and Unna, and production staff in Dülmen.
Product: Smoked and cured Silesian and Polish sausages, hams, pierogi and Polish grocery items sold in shops, from mobile vans and online.
Jobs at gollys.de (3)
gollys.de is hiring for 3 roles in sales and manufacturing, based in Dülmen, Braunschweig and Dortmund.
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Leadership
- Peter Golly · FounderSource: company website
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