Arla Buko Garten Kräuter cream cheese

Arla Buko is a prominent cream cheese brand with a long history dating back to 1932, when production began in Copenhagen, Denmark. The brand was originally created by the Buko company, which later became part of the larger Danish dairy cooperative MD Foods. In 2000, MD Foods merged with the Swedish cooperative Arla to form Arla Foods amba.

The 'Garten Kräuter' (Garden Herbs) variety is a popular flavored spread within the Buko range. While Arla Foods operates production facilities in multiple countries, including Germany and the UK, the Buko cream cheese products sold in the DACH region are primarily manufactured in Denmark, utilizing Danish milk and cream. The brand is now an integral part of Arla's global portfolio, catering specifically to the European market where it holds a significant market share in the cream cheese category.