Henderson's Relish

Originally manufactured at 35 Broad Lane in Sheffield, Henderson's Relish is still being made and was in uninterrupted production within half a mile of the site from which the first bottle was filled, until the move to a new factory in 2013.

[6] Henderson's has historically not been well-known outside Yorkshire; in February 2014, Lewisham MP Jim Dowd, after having been served it in the Hare and Billet in Blackheath, assumed it a knockoff of the anchovy-based Lea and Perrins and described its packaging as a "parasitic" attempt to pass off one sauce as another[7] during a parliamentary debate on the Intellectual Property Bill.

[13] After starting in Sheffield over one hundred years ago, until 2013 the relish was in uninterrupted production within half a mile of the original site on Broad Lane from which the first bottle was filled.

In September 2008, the sign that had adorned the side of the historic Henderson's Relish building was stolen, and shortly afterwards was placed for sale on a local Sheffield blog.

[15][16] In 2024, the University began to sell the original roof tiles from the building to raise money to support students seeking sanctuary in Sheffield, including those displaced by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.