Dairy company Arla Foods has appointed Samantha Glassford as brand manager for Lactofree, replacing David Cherrie who left the role for Cravendale in September. Glassford joins the Leeds-based team ...

Arla has expanded its line of dairy products aimed at lactose intolerant consumers with the launch of a skimmed milk under its Lactofree brand. The company said Lactofree milk is make from “regular ...

Arla Foods has started UK production of its Lactofree alternative milk range, in a move that has created 50 new jobs at its Settle plant in North Yorkshire. The dairy co-op first announced it would ...

Danish dairy giant Arla Foods is to spend GBP25m (US$32.8m) developing a UK site for the manufacture of its lactose-free milk products. The plant is an existing Arla facility in the North Yorkshire ...

Arla’s Lactofree range is currently worth 70.8% of the UK’s lactose free milk market and accounts for 12.6% of the total ‘free from’ dairy sector. Arla, the UK’s largest dairy cooperative, has ...

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While going full vegan for an entire month isn't for everyone, if there's one thing in our lives we could cope with going vegan for, it's our daily coffee. So Costa Coffee have launched two new milk ...

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Mac ‘n’ cheese is a warm, comforting joy. Unless you’re lactose intolerant, in which case it’s a warm, comforting joy followed by a few hours of intense stomach cramps and softly moaning on the sofa.

Arla Foods has started UK production of its Lactofree alternative milk range, in a move that has created 50 new jobs at its Settle plant in North Yorkshire. The dairy co-op first announced it would ...

Life with a food intolerance or allergy isn’t breezy. The realisation that a slice of toast (gluten), spoon of peanut butter (nuts) or a dollop of yoghurt (lactose) can leave you with gut pain and ...