United Dutch Breweries (UDB) is a Dutch brewing company with a heritage stretching back to 1538, making it one of the oldest and most historically significant beer enterprises in the Netherlands. Based in Breda, UDB was among the very first companies to export iconic Dutch beers to international markets, establishing a long tradition of bringing Dutch brewing craftsmanship to consumers around the world. In recent years, the company was acquired by Belgian family brewer Brouwerij Martens, with the goal of furthering joint global expansion and strengthening the international reach of their combined portfolio. UDB is best known for its portfolio of iconic Dutch beer brands, including Oranjeboom, Royal Dutch, and 3 Horses. These lager-style beers have been crafted to meet the demands of a wide range of international markets, and the company has consistently focused on delivering recognisable, accessible Dutch beer styles to consumers across the globe. The portfolio is designed with versatility in mind, offering a solution for virtually every market's demand. Oranjeboom, one of UDB's flagship brands, has roots tracing back to a Rotterdam brewery founded in 1670, giving it one of the most storied histories in Dutch brewing. Following the acquisition by Brouwerij Martens, UDB continues to operate with an eye on further global growth, combining centuries of Dutch brewing heritage with the scale and ambition of one of Belgium's leading production breweries.