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Arla to Commit €63 Million to Meet Protein-Rich Food Demand

Skyr volumes rose more than 33% and cottage cheese volumes increased 25% over three years as Arla expands capacity for protein-rich foods.

  • Danish-Swedish dairy co-op Arla Foods announced a €63 million investment to expand production of skyr and cottage cheese, addressing rapidly increasing global demand for protein-rich dairy products.
  • Arla CEO Peder Tuborgh stated the investment reflects a "multi-year effort" to serve consumers, as skyr and cottage cheese have become "everyday staples" reflecting broader shifts toward protein-rich foods.
  • The funding includes €35 million for skyr production in Upahl, Germany, and €28.3 million for cottage cheese manufacturing in Falkenberg, Sweden, building on €51 million Arla spent since 2023.
  • Skyr volumes have grown by more than 33% across European markets over the past three years, while cottage cheese volumes increased by 25%, becoming "one of the clearest beneficiaries" of nutritional trends.
  • Consumers across Europe are increasingly seeking practical foods for active lifestyles, as producers across the dairy industry invest to expand capacity and keep pace with evolving consumer needs.
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The protein hype is unbroken. For the dairy cooperative Arla Foods a reason to invest a lot of money. How this happens and what this means for the largest location in the Eifel village of Pronsfeld.

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Over the past three years, Arla has experienced increased demand for skyr and cottage cheese. Now production is to be expanded.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Over the past three years, Arla has experienced increased demand for skyr and cottage cheese. Now production is to be expanded.

·Borås, Sweden
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Arla is investing millions in the production of skyr and cottage cheese in Sweden and Germany. This is part of a global protein trend that, according to CEO Peder Tuborgh, is stronger than ever.

·Aarhus, Denmark
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BizToc broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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