Tine lettmelk

Tine is the largest Norwegian dairy product cooperative, owned by more than 8,000 Norwegian farmers. The Tine brand traces its roots back to 1858 when the first cooperative dairy was established in Norway. However, Tine SA as it is known today was formally established through various mergers of local dairies.

The product shown is Tine Lettmelk (semi-skimmed milk), which is produced primarily in Norway using milk sourced from Norwegian farms. As a cooperative, the ultimate owner is the farming community itself (Tine SA), ensuring that the production chain remains closely tied to Norwegian agriculture. Tine is a dominant force in the Nordic dairy market and is recognized for its high standards of animal welfare and sustainability practices.