Bärenmarke Frische Fettarme Milch

Bärenmarke is one of Germany's most iconic and traditional dairy brands, known for its high-quality milk products. The brand's history dates back to 1892 when it was founded by hotelier César Ritz in Switzerland, using the bear (the heraldic animal of Bern) as its symbol. Over the decades, it became famous for condensed milk and fresh dairy products.

While the brand was owned by Nestlé for many years following various mergers in the 20th century, it was acquired in 2004 by the German dairy cooperative Hochwald Foods GmbH. Today, the product is primarily manufactured in Germany, with major production sites in locations like Thalfang and Lüneburg. The milk is sourced locally from German farms, emphasizing its regional heritage and quality standards.