Ehrmann Almighurt Himbeere

Ehrmann Almighurt is a premium fruit yogurt brand that holds a significant place in European dairy history. Introduced in 1964 by the family-owned Ehrmann dairy, it was the first fruit yogurt to be distributed nationally across Germany. This specific variant features a raspberry flavor with a 30% sugar reduction and is marketed as lactose-free, catering to health-conscious consumers and those with dietary restrictions.

The product is manufactured primarily in the Allgäu region of Bavaria, Germany, where the company's main processing facilities are located. Ehrmann prides itself on using high-quality milk sourced from local family farms. While the company has expanded its production footprint to countries like Russia, Brazil, and most recently the UK through the acquisition of Trewithen Dairy, the Almighurt found in German-speaking markets remains deeply tied to its Bavarian roots.

Ownership of the brand has remained strictly within the founding family for over a century. Currently, Ehrmann SE operates as a private, independent family business managed by the third generation. The company has evolved from a small one-man dairy operation founded in 1920 into a global player with products sold in over 70 countries, yet it maintains its headquarters in Oberschönegg, Germany.