- In January, Lactalis Ingredients is rolling out a new graphic identity for the packaging of its butter range. This update is part of the company's ongoing efforts to enhance brand visibility and modernize its product presentation. The new design aims to reflect Lactalis’ commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability while making the packaging more appealing to consumers. This development helps Lactalis Ingredients strengthen brand recognition, improve consumer appeal, and reinforce its commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability
- In March, Lakeland Dairies has completed the acquisition of De Brandt Dairy International NV, a Belgian-based butterfat business, aiming to enhance its value-added capabilities and expand its presence in the European market. And has strengthened its position in the European butter market, opening new markets and product categories. This strategic move is expected to deliver stronger returns to its farm families and further develop its world-class product offerings for both current and future customers
- In February, FrieslandCampina announced its intention to relocate butter production to Lochem, Netherlands, as part of efforts to enhance efficiency and sustainability. This move includes the planned closure of the Den Bosch facility by early 2025, impacting around 90 employees, for whom the company will provide support and alternative job opportunities. The relocation aims to optimize production processes while ensuring long-term operational improvements. FrieslandCampina emphasizes that the decision is still subject to employee consultations and regulatory approvals before final implementation
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Flechard SAS (France), FrieslandCampina Professional (Netherlands), Royal VIVBuisman (Netherlands), Uelzena Ingredients (Germany), LACTALIS (France), NUMIDIA BV (Netherlands), Lakeland Dairies (Ireland), CORMAN (Belgium) are the major players operating in the market.
In February, FrieslandCampina announced its intention to relocate butter production to Lochem, Netherlands, as part of efforts to enhance efficiency and sustainability. This move includes the planned closure of the Den Bosch facility by early 2025, impacting around 90 employees, for whom the company will provide support and alternative job opportunities. The relocation aims to optimize production processes while ensuring long-term operational improvements. FrieslandCampina emphasizes that the decision is still subject to employee consultations and regulatory approvals before final implementation.
The countries covered in the Textured Butter market are U.S., Canada, Mexico, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, rest of Asia-Pacific, France, Germany, U.K., Italy, Belgium, Turkey, Poland, Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Russia, Switzerland, Sweden, rest of Europe, Brazil, Argentina, rest of South America, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., South Africa, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, and rest of Middle East and Africa.
