Mergers, acquisitions and strong brands were behind the significant rise in Arla's turnover in 2012. Despite significant price pressure on the global market in the first half of the year, Arla delivered results in line with expectations.
During 2013, Arla will invest in a number of dairy expansions and new facilities in order to increase global production of its most profitable products. Arla also intends to increase efficiencies within production while also reducing its e
Arla's yellow cheese production is to be rationalised to counter international competition and declining milk volumes in Sweden. Yesterday, Arla's Board of Directors approved a structure plan aimed at consolidating part of the yellow cheese
Joint venture to start operations in 2012.
Arla reviews an eventful year in the official Annual Report 2010. The report is now online.
Hansa-Milch Mecklenburg-Holstein eG and the Scandinavian company Arla Foods amba are set to merge.
Arla Foods amba’s owners, the Danish and Swedish milk producers, are set to increase their investments in Arla in order to achieve the aims of Strategy 2015. “As each co-operative owner could spend the money back at their farms, this sho
Arla Foods amba has purchased the remaining shares of the UK subsidiary, Arla Foods UK plc, which has subsequently been delisted from the London Stock Exchange. As of today, the UK subsidiary is fully owned by Arla Foods amba. Arl
Arla Foods’ brands perform strongly in the UK Sales of Lurpak, Cravendale, Anchor and organic milk have increased in the UK. Arla Foods UK plc is today updating the market on trading for the twelve months to 30 September 20
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Sales of Lurpak are expected to treble in Australia this year. To meet demand, ten containers containing Lurpak butter was recently dispatched ”down under”. ”As Lurpak is three times as expensive as local butter, our customers dou
During the first six months of 2006, Arla Foods quadrupled its US sales of Danish havarti in 227 gram packs compared to last year. The range is sold under the so-called Denmark's Finest brand.
Arla Foods’ Supervisory Board has approved the Group’s 2004/05 budget with a milk price of 227 (Danish øre). The figure is 10 øre below the estimate for the recently closed 2003/04 financial year.