Whyte Farms

Farm Fresh Milk & Dairy produce

DearCows

DearCows, an initiative by One Cow One Family Foundation, aims to promote our Desi Cow community and make them economically independent by connecting them to likeminded consumers through the medium of non-homogenised, non-toned, minimally pasteurised whole milk.

Gulf And Safa Dairies Co.LLC

Gulf and Safa Dairies Abu Dhabi Specialized in the production Dairy and Juice Products such as Fresh Milk from Fresh Cow Milk and Laban Up, Yoghurt, Flavored Milk, Labneh, Cream from Recombined Milk and Halloumi Cheese from fresh Goat Milk . We do have a wide range of juice products which are made from Fresh Fruit Pulps. Gulf & Safa Dairies Abu Dhabi Established in 1980 with the production Capacity of 25,000 Ltr / Day and then By 2002 its expand to 130,000 Ltr / Day, Due to huge market demand by early 2010 we expand our plant capacity to 300,000 Ltr / Day with the manufacturing process with pasteurization, Homogenization, and Filling. Gulf and Safa Dairies Has two Major Branches one is situated in Al Ain and the other in Marfa, Al Ain Branch Operations stared from 1986 and later in 2009 we started the Marfa Branch to give a faster service to our valued customers. We started our brand Name with “Safa” and later we introduce two New Brands as “Freshco” and “Just Juicy” to categorize the products. And now Gulf and Safa Dairies Abu Dhabi running with three brands “SAFA” “FRESHCO” “JUST JUICY

FAGE

FAGE (pronounced ‘fa-yeh’) is the dairy company that has made Greek yogurt known and loved around the globe.

Pembrokeshire Creamery Ltd

Pembrokeshire Creamery Limited (PCL) is a 3,000 square metre state-of-the-art liquid milk bottling facility in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, West Wales. Designed to supply the major supermarkets across the whole of Wales, it is the only BRC Standard facility to offer truly Welsh milk - from Welsh cows, fed on Welsh pasture, processed and bottled in Wales. Around £20 million has been invested in the new creamery, which started production in 2024. The development of The Creamery was supported by the Welsh Government and Pembrokeshire County Council with the development of the Pembrokeshire Food Park site, and with additional funding from Welsh Government grants and HSBC. The creamery currently has the capacity to bottle more than a million litres of milk a week and is already expanding to increase production up to two million litres of milk a week. This recent development within the dairy sector in Wales reduces food miles, increases supply chain efficiency and supports local farming and communities.