Milk Link has completed its acquisition of the Llandyrnog cheese creamery.
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The deal was negotiated with PriceWaterhouseCoopers, receivers to Dairy Farmers of Britain, and secures the future of the Welsh creamery.
Financial details were not disclosed.
A spokesperson for the company told just-food that the creamery complements Milk Link’s existing cheese business, expanding its product line-up to include a “full range” of British cheeses.
Milk Link was attracted to the creamery for its customer base, “great cheeses” – including cheddar, red Leicester and Gloucester – and for the “well invested facility” with experienced staff, the spokesperson added.
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By GlobalDataCommenting on the transaction, Neil Kennedy Milk Link’s chief executive said: “The acquisition of Llandyrnog is another positive development for Milk Link and reinforces our leadership of the British cheese market.”
