Kavli smøreost

Kavli is a Norwegian brand known for its dairy products, particularly smøreost (spreadable cheese). The brand was established in 1924 by Olav Kavli, who founded the company in Bergen, Norway. Over the years, Kavli has expanded its product range and market presence, becoming a significant player in the dairy industry. In 1962, the company was transferred to the ownership of O. Kavli og Knut Kavlis Allmennyttige Fond, a charitable foundation established by Olav Kavli's son, Knut Kavli. This foundation ensures that the profits from the Kavli Group are allocated to various humanitarian, scientific, and cultural initiatives. The Kavli Group operates in multiple countries, including Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the United Kingdom, with production facilities in these regions. Despite its international operations, the brand's origins and primary manufacturing remain rooted in Norway, reflecting its commitment to quality and its Norwegian heritage.