Coop Crema di Arachidi

Coop Crema di Arachidi is a private-label peanut butter produced for Coop Italia, the country's leading supermarket cooperative system. This specific spread is part of Coop's mainstream product line, marketed for its high protein content and the absence of added sugars or palm oil.

The product is manufactured in Italy, typically by specialized Italian food producers such as Fiorentini Alimentari S.p.A., based in Trofarello (Turin). While the final product is made in Italy, the raw peanuts are often sourced globally unless specified as part of the premium 'Fior Fiore' line which uses Italian-grown peanuts.

Coop Italia is not a traditional corporation but a consortium of consumer cooperatives owned by its members. Originating in Turin in 1854, it has grown into a nationwide network that prioritizes local sourcing, ethical production, and value for its cooperative members. The brand remains entirely Italian in ownership and governance through its decentralized cooperative structure.