Arla Buko Cream Cheese

Arla Buko is a storied brand of cream cheese and processed cheese that originated in Denmark. The brand's history dates back to 1932, when production of Buko processed cheese first began in Copenhagen. The name 'Buko' itself was inspired by the first syllables of the Danish words for bull (bu) and cow (ko). Following World War II, the brand expanded into cream cheese and became a leader in the Danish and German markets.

Today, Buko is a core brand under the global dairy cooperative Arla Foods. While Arla Buko is a household name in Scandinavia and Europe, it is manufactured primarily at the Holstebro Dairy in Denmark, which is one of the world's largest production sites for cream cheese. As Arla Foods is a multinational cooperative owned by thousands of dairy farmers across Europe, the brand maintains a strong focus on natural ingredients and traditional Nordic dairy craftsmanship.