​Arla Foods agrees new brand license for Middle East cheese business with Kraft Heinz
Featured
Share
Copy link

​Arla Foods agrees new brand license for Middle East cheese business with Kraft Heinz
​Arla Foods agrees new brand license for Middle East cheese business with Kraft Heinz
Latest news
Share
Copy link
​Arla Foods agrees new brand license for Middle East cheese business with Kraft Heinz
​Powering trucks with poop
Latest news
Share
Copy link
​Powering trucks with poop
New artificial intelligence tool predicts how much milk 1,5 million cows will produce
Latest news
Share
Copy link
New artificial intelligence tool predicts how much milk 1,5 million cows will produce
Middle East acquisition strengthens supply chain efficiency for Arla Foods
Latest news
Share
Copy link
Middle East acquisition strengthens supply chain efficiency for Arla Foods
​Empowering Bangladeshi women to bike nutrition to their nation
Business
Share
Copy link

​Empowering Bangladeshi women to bike nutrition to their nation

Arla Foods is shining the light of a growing team of innovative, empowered female microentrepreneurs in Bangladesh, who are generating their own income while taking a nutritious, affordable dairy product to rural regions.
​Arla delivers turn-around after tough start to 2018
Business
Share
Copy link

​Arla delivers turn-around after tough start to 2018
​Farmers vote in favour of EUR 290 million pay-out on March 8th
Business
Share
Copy link

​Farmers vote in favour of EUR 290 million pay-out on March 8th
​Arla makes over one billion pieces of packaging more sustainable across Europe
Sustainability
Share
Copy link

​Arla makes over one billion pieces of packaging more sustainable across Europe
​Powering trucks with poop
Sustainability
Share
Copy link

​Powering trucks with poop
Sustainability
Share
Copy link

Arla Foods aims for carbon net zero dairy

Arla Foods and its 10,300 farmer owners launch their most ambitious targets so far to accelerate the transition to sustainable dairy production with intensified focus on the farms. The main target is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30 per cent per kilo of milk over the next decade and to work towards carbon net zero by 2050.

No milk without cookies!

Cookies are necessary for us to give you the best experience. By continuing to browse our website, you accept our use of cookies. Read our cookie policy for further details.

How much we track is up to you.

Below, you can change your preferences for how much we can track