Since its launch in 1997, Lurpak Spreadable has established itself as one of Arla Foods’ most successful products in the UK market ever. The new low-fat Lurpak Lighter Spreadable now appears to be following suit. During its first
The launch of the Euro on January 1, 2002 in 11 European countries is not expected to have an impact on Arla Foods. “Since the first phase of the Euro project, the single market, in 1989, Arla Foods has been making continual adjus
The opening of a new distribution depot in Northern Saudi Arabia is set to significantly improve Arla Foods’ distribution network in the Desert Kingdom. Located in the town of Hail, the depot will have a staff of 13 and 5 trucks.
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2001/pressrelease/saudi-distribution-improves-760671/
One of the places where a possible Arla Foods’ cheese may be consumed is at an ISS space station. ISS floats 407km above the earth. The station is 108m long and the size of its interior corresponds to the cabins of two jumb
Sales Director Fritz Hegewald, Arla Foods, presented a check for DKK 1.1 million to the players as a bonus from Arla Foods, the team’s main sponsor. Captain Jan Heintze, accompanied by players Peter Madsen (left) and Mads Jørgensen, who mad
On Tuesday, Arla Foods Supervisory Board approved an investment budget for the coming dairy year of DKK 1.732 billion. Last year the budget totalled DKK 1.678 billion. The amount is primarily earmarked for expanding capacity and i
The Swedish dairy companies have decided to transfer the Swedish dairy qualification from Swedish Milk’s Training Centre in Falkenberg to the Danish Dairy Board’s Training Centre in Dalum on Funen. On Wednesday, a group of Swedish
Declining butter and skimmed milk powder prices in the EU as well as in world markets are now impacting on the price of cheese. “The fact that the market situation fluctuates between favourable and less favourable periods is nothi
Two of Arla Foods’ dairies, Varde in Denmark and Götene in Sweden, are currently making preparations to pack Anchor, the New Zealand butter brand. This new chapter in the history of the two dairies is a consequence of Arla Foods’
Danish feta from Arla Foods is becoming increasingly popular with Norwegian consumers. Currently no less than 94% of all feta sold in Norway is imported from Denmark. Over the past year, Arla Foods has more than doubled its
https://www.arla.com/company/news-and-press/2002/pressrelease/norwegians-take-to-danish-feta-760438/
Staff at Grenå Dairy were informed on Thursday that the dairy will close on October 1, 2004 following a restructuring of Danish Blue production approved by Arla Foods’ Supervisory Board. Subsequently all Danish Blue production wil
With effect from July 1, 2002, Medipharm USA has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Medipharm AB in Sweden. Until now the American Triple "F" has held a 50% stake in the company. "The aim of the transaction is ensu