Sheese owner Bute Island - now owned by Saputo
Canadian dairy major Saputo has expanded its small presence in the dairy alternatives market with the acquisition of UK faux-cheese business Bute Island Foods, which makes the Sheese brand.
As the company s name suggests, Bute Island Foods is based on the Isle of Bute, off the west coast of Scotland, where it employs around 180 people. It sells its plant-based cheese alternatives in blocks, slices and creamy and grated variants online, through independent retailers and via major supermarket groups including Sainsbury s and Waitrose.
Saputo has not provided specific financial details for the deal. However, alongside the Bute Island deal, Saputo also announced the purchase of a facility from US firm Wisconsin Specialty Protein –which manufactures ingredients such as goat whey and organic lactose – and said it had spent a total of approximately CAD187m (US$155.3m) on the two transactions.
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Milk & More, the UK’s biggest traditional doorstep milk delivery firm, has come under fire for its decision to become an online-only service, which could leave elderly or vulnerable shoppers cut off from what has been a vital pandemic support.
The business, owned by the German dairy company Müller, has written to customers telling them that if they want their deliveries to continue after 24 April, they must set up an online account. The change affects people who use its call centre or pay via a bank transfer.
Milk & More has faced a backlash on social media over the digital move.