Oroc Bat
Basque pâtés, rillettes, terrines and prepared foods sold online to consumers and grocery buyers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Oroc Bat
Oroc Bat makes pâtés, rillettes, terrines, ready meals, condiments, sauces and traditional charcuterie inspired by Basque cuisine. Products are manufactured at its canning plant in Viodos, in Soule.
The company sells its products through an online shop and serves consumers as well as grocery customers. Its range includes canned and fresh products.
Founded in 1965, Oroc Bat is based in Viodos-Abense-de-Bas, France.
Product: Basque pâtés, rillettes, terrines, ready meals, condiments, sauces and traditional charcuterie.
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