FrieslandCampina in the news

FrieslandCampina launches an Extra Protein milk drink for breakfast, available unrefrigerated and tasting like regular milk, supported by a major marketing campaign.

FrieslandCampina has secured exclusive trademark rights for the color yellow on Chocomel packaging in the Benelux, following a BOIP ruling against a Spanish dairy producer's application.

FrieslandCampina is collaborating with transport companies to reduce milk transport emissions by switching to biomethane trucks and utilizing farm manure for fuel.

FrieslandCampina won a trademark dispute, securing the exclusive right to use Chocomel-yellow in the Benelux against Grupo Cacaolat.

FrieslandCampina obtained the exclusive trademark right for the color yellow for Chocomel packaging in the Benelux, following a dispute with Spanish competitor Grupo Cacaolat over trademark infringement.

FrieslandCampina formed an alliance with seven transport firms to use biomethane-powered trucks for milk logistics in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany, aiming to reduce emissions and establish a circular economy.

FrieslandCampina obtained exclusive trademark rights for the color yellow for Chocomel packaging in the Benelux after a legal dispute with a Spanish competitor.

FrieslandCampina is transitioning its milk transport fleet to bio-CNG trucks, fueled partly by dairy farm manure, to reduce emissions and enhance circularity across its network.

FrieslandCampina's chairman criticizes Dutch nitrogen plans, stating they undermine the economic viability of dairy farms and international competitiveness without clear investment recovery.

FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria's Marketing Director, Maureen Ifada, was honored with the Leadership Award in Marketing at the 2026 EDGE Awards.

FrieslandCampina Engro installed a solar and battery storage system at its Nara Dairy Farm to boost energy resilience, efficiency, and sustainability, with plans for further solar expansion.

FrieslandCampina is making its milk transport more sustainable by using manure fermentation as fuel.

FrieslandCampina and seven transport partners are converting milk transport trucks to biomethane fuel, partially sourced from dairy farm manure, to reduce CO2 emissions and create a circular value chain.

FrieslandCampina prioritizes biomethane for milk transport decarbonization over electric trucks due to range, charging, cost, and infrastructure limitations, converting half of its fleet to bio-CNG.

FrieslandCampina Engro Pakistan installed a 450kW solar system with battery storage at its Nara Dairy Farm to boost renewable energy use, improve reliability, and cut costs.

FrieslandCampina is cutting 41 jobs in Leeuwarden in the coming years.

FrieslandCampina will halve CO2 emissions from milk transport by converting about half of its milk collection vehicles to biomethane through partnerships with transport companies and by utilizing Bio-CNG from some member farms.

FrieslandCampina partners with seven transport companies in the Netherlands and Germany to reduce milk transport CO2 emissions by switching to biomethane-powered trucks.

FrieslandCampina is switching its milk trucks to run on biomethane derived from manure, aiming to significantly reduce CO2 emissions in its transport chain.

FrieslandCampina increased Campina's buyer base by 14.4% by leveraging YouGov Shopper insights to develop a shopper-centric strategy for the milk category.