After a two month boycott, shops and supermarkets in the Middle East have started to put butter and cheese from Arla back on their shelves. “So far, only relatively few customers have chosen to lift the boycott but we’ve had posit
Hirtshals Cooperative Dairy and Arla Foods have reached a settlement in the dispute between the two companies. The parties have agreed to keep the details of the settlement confidential. Director Søren Hansen, Hirtshals Coo
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2006/pressrelease/hirtshals-and-arla-settle-760037/
Arla Foods’ subsidiary in Canada has agreed to buy the Canadian cheese importer and producer, National Cheese Company Ltd., with effect from November 1, 2004.
Following three joint-venture agreements with local partners in Lebanon, Qatar and Kuwait, Arla Foods will now have direct responsibility for sales and distribution of the Group’s dairy products in the three Middle Eastern countries.
Arlas quality programme The Arla Dairy Farm could be a determining factor in Arla’s sales of cheese to the Japanese market. Consequently, Arla’s Japanese subsidiary intends to use the quality programme in its relations with customers.
The Arla Foods - Campina merger abandoned Following the final negotiations, the Boards of Directors of Arla Foods and Campina have concluded that it has not been possible to present at this time a joint merger proposal to the two
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2005/pressrelease/press-release-760066/
Arla Foods UK plc has won a key order in the ongoing battle to supply the UK’s multiples and, at the same time, made major inroads into the Scottish market.
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2005/pressrelease/major-order-from-scotland-760733/
Arla Foods amba was represented at the foodfair Anuga by a completely new developed stand with all functions integrated in one two-storey-stand. Under the theme "Experience the World of Arla Foods" customers and visitors
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Managing Director Åke Modig, Arla Foods, told Campina’s Annual General Meeting on Wednesday that falling export subsidies, increased competition, the growth of own label products, the onslaught of the discount sector and the increasing i
Arla Foods UK plc’s underlying pre-tax profit (before exceptional items) for the first 18 months was £52.1 million with sales of £1.7 billion. The net result after tax was a loss of £1.7 million.
The Samden milk powder factory in Åbenrå to cease operations at the end of June 2006. Arla Foods’ Supervisory Board announced its decision at a meeting on Tuesday and the 80 employees at Samden were informed during the afternoon.
In early December, Arla Foods Ingredients (AFI) commissioned a new packing plant in Bangladesh for Dano milk powder.