Le Parfait
Le Parfait is a brand of French-made glass jars and terrines, known for its signature orange seal and preserving heritage.
Last updated September 2, 2026
AI crawler reads
2requests
1companies- Anthropic2
- Profile
- 2
- Controversies
- 0
- JSON · MD
- 0
- First read
- Nov 4, 2026
- Latest read
- Nov 4, 2026
From this site's server log
Overview
Le Parfait is a brand of glass jars and terrines made in France, with a legacy of craftsmanship. The brand was born in Reims, France, in the early 1930s, created by the glassmaker Verreries Mécaniques Champenoises (VMC). Le Parfait products are designed for preserving food traditionally, and the brand is recognized for its signature orange seal.
History
Le Parfait was born in Reims, France, in the early 1930s, created by the renowned glassmaker Verreries Mécaniques Champenoises (VMC). Over the decades, Le Parfait has evolved to meet the changing needs of home cooks and artisans, while remaining a trusted staple in kitchens across France.
Recent events
Reported
Berlin Packaging completes acquisition of Le Parfait[3]
Berlin Packaging completed its acquisition of the Le Parfait business and brands from O-I France SAS. O-I France and its affiliates will continue manufacturing Le Parfait jars and lids under a long-term supply agreement with Berlin Packaging France.
Sources3 sources
Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/le-parfait · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled