Emmi Raclette cheese

Raclette is a historic Swiss cheese dish whose name is derived from the French word 'racler', meaning 'to scrape'. While raclette cheese is produced by various dairies throughout the Alpine regions, Emmi is one of the most prominent international brands associated with it. The brand's origin is deeply rooted in Central Switzerland, specifically in the Lucerne region where it began as a cooperative of dairy farmers.

Today, Emmi AG is the largest milk processor in Switzerland and a major player in the global dairy market. While the core authentic Swiss Raclette is produced in Switzerland, the company operates numerous production sites globally to serve international markets. The brand remains under the ultimate ownership of Emmi AG, which is headquartered in Lucerne, Switzerland, ensuring that the heritage of Swiss cheese-making continues to lead the brand's identity.