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Arla Invests $354 Million to Boost Swedish Cheese Production Capacity

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Arla Foods Amba, Northern Europe’s largest dairy company, will make its biggest investment ever, spending about €300 million ($350 million) to expand cheese production.

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BloombergBloomberg
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Arla Foods Makes Record Investment With $350 Million Cheese Bet

Arla Foods Amba, Northern Europe’s largest dairy company, will make its biggest investment ever, spending about €300 million ($350 million) to expand cheese production.

·United States
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ReutersReuters
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Arla invests $354 million to boost Swedish cheese production capacity

·United Kingdom
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Jyllands-PostenJyllands-Posten
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Arla Makes Its Biggest Investment Ever. Production of Popular Cheese Is Being Moved

Dairy group Arla is making its largest ever investment by expanding a cheese and milk production facility in the Swedish town of Götene. Here, Arla is spending 2.2 billion kroner on expanding the dairy factory...

·Aarhus, Denmark
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ExpressenExpressen
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Arla's Billion-Dollar Investment Will Bring More Swedish Cheese to Stores

Arla is investing SEK 3.2 billion in a new cheese dairy at its production facility in Götene.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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just-food.comjust-food.com

Arla expands cheese production at Götene dairy in Sweden

Arla Foods is expanding cheese capacity at its Götene dairy in Sweden with a €300m ($353.5m) investment to add a new production facility.The post Arla expands cheese production at Götene dairy in Sweden appeared first on Just Food.

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foodmanufacture.co.ukfoodmanufacture.co.uk

Arla to invest €300M into new Swedish cheese site

Arla Foods has announced its largest-ever investment into a new Swedish cheese dairy, committing approximately €300 million and opening up new jobs in the area.

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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, February 25, 2026.
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