Riberhus Danbo ost

Riberhus Danbo is a traditional Danish semi-soft cheese produced by Arla Foods, a leading dairy company headquartered in Denmark. The cheese is primarily manufactured in Denmark, with production also occurring in other locations. Arla Foods, established in 1881, is a multinational cooperative specializing in dairy products and is one of the world's largest producers of dairy products. The Riberhus brand originates from Ribe Mejeri, a dairy company founded in 1893 in Ribe, Denmark. Ribe Mejeri began by supplying milk to the local community and later developed the Riberhus brand, known for its high-quality cheeses. In 1971, the company shifted its focus to cheese production, and the Riberhus brand has since become synonymous with traditional Danish cheese-making. Arla Foods acquired Ribe Mejeri, integrating the Riberhus brand into its portfolio. Today, Riberhus Danbo cheese is recognized for its rich flavor and is a staple in Danish cuisine, enjoyed in various forms such as slices, wedges, and blocks.