
Processes 1.3 billion litres of Irish milk annually into cheese and dairy products for the food industry.

Dairygold Deutschland Handels GmbH
Mainz (DE) · Mitchelstown (IE) · Crewe (GB)New on Amplifa
About Dairygold
Dairygold Deutschland Handels GmbH, based in Mainz, is a subsidiary of Dairygold Food Ingredients (DFI), the milk processing division of Dairygold Co-Operative Society Limited, headquartered in Mitchelstown in County Cork, Ireland. The co-operative comprises more than 3,000 milk suppliers, who are also shareholders of the company. Dairygold processes nearly 1.3 billion litres of milk each year into high-quality cheese and dairy products; the milk comes exclusively from the Munster region in south-west Ireland, known as the “Golden Vale”. The product range includes tailored cheese solutions, Cheddar, speciality cheeses and butter as well as milk powder, proteins and whey products for applications ranging from infant nutrition to protein powders. The company looks back on a tradition of more than 100 years and, from Ireland and Great Britain, serves markets in Europe, Asia and worldwide.
- Site
- Mainz
- Processes
- Traceability, Sustainability, tailored cheese solutions, Innovation/collaboration
- Materials
- Irish cow's milk
- Certificates
- Traceability
- Industries
- Food industry, Bakeries, Infant nutrition
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Milk collection from the Munster region
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Milk processing
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Cheese and dairy product manufacturing
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Distribution and tailored customer solutions
Products and Origin
Irish cow's milk
Raw material from the Munster region, sourced exclusively from suppliers in County Cork.
Locations
Mainz
DESales office (registered office)
Mitchelstown
IEHeadquarters of Dairygold Co-Operative Society Ltd
Crewe
GBSales office of Dairygold Food Ingredients (UK) Ltd
Inside the production

Industries
Additional services
Quality and Traceability
Dairygold focuses on traceability and sustainability along the entire supply chain, from milk from the Munster region to the finished product.
| Evidence | Mitchelstown |
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| Traceability |
History
More than 100 years of co-operative tradition