Malta Dairy Products Ltd. is the leading processing dairy plant on the Maltese Islands. We process, pack and distribute fresh milk and milk products originating solely from the Maltese Islands.
Fresh milk is brought in every single day from over 70 farms around Malta and Gozo. The milk is not sterilised, but simply pasteurised to retain its fresh taste and nutritious quality.
Product safety and quality are at the heart of the Company’s culture and relentless pursuit to ensure that all its products are produced in a hygienic and efficient manner.
At Malta Dairy Products Ltd. we pride ourselves in being the leading Cooperative of dairy farmers across Malta and Gozo, with a mission to utilise all the milk provided by our herdsmen.
As part of the brand’s ongoing evolution, Malta Dairy Products Ltd. revamped its product range with a new Benna logo, new packaging featuring retro polka dots and fun designs, the introduction of a Farmer Owned Logo, as well as new products such as pure butter and lactose free irkotta.
Malta Dairy Products Ltd. is the leading processing dairy plant on the Maltese Islands. We process, pack and distribute fresh milk and milk products originating solely from the Maltese Islands.
Fresh milk is brought in every single day from over 70 farms around Malta and Gozo. The milk is not sterilised, but simply pasteurised to retain its fresh taste and nutritious quality.
Product safety and quality are at the heart of the Company’s culture and relentless pursuit to ensure that all its products are produced in a hygienic and efficient manner.
At Malta Dairy Products Ltd. we pride ourselves in being the leading Cooperative of dairy farmers across Malta and Gozo, with a mission to utilise all the milk provided by our herdsmen.
As part of the brand’s ongoing evolution, Malta Dairy Products Ltd. revamped its product range with a new Benna logo, new packaging featuring retro polka dots and fun designs, the introduction of a Farmer Owned Logo, as well as new products such as pure butter and lactose free irkotta.
