Lätta margarine

Lätta is a margarine brand that originated in Sweden and was introduced by Unilever in 1984. It is produced by Upfield Holdings, a Netherlands-based company specializing in plant-based nutrition. The brand is available in multiple countries, including Sweden, Germany, Finland, Denmark, Estonia, Austria, Slovenia, France, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. Lätta is manufactured in various locations, including the Unilever margarine factory in Wittenberg, Germany, which has an annual production capacity of over 100,000 tons. In 2018, Unilever sold its spreads business to KKR, leading to the formation of Upfield Holdings. The brand is managed locally by Upfield Sweden AB. Lätta offers several varieties, including Original with 39% fat content, Lätta with yogurt, and Lätta extra fit with buttermilk and 28% fat content. The product is primarily made from water, vegetable oils, and buttermilk, with a milk fat content limited to 3% as per European standards. Due to its high water content and relatively low fat content, Lätta is not suitable for frying or baking. The brand has been marketed as a lifestyle product in the premium segment, targeting consumers aged 20 to 50 who are health-conscious and interested in maintaining a slim physique.